Switzerland: Corporate/Commercial Law

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Der Bundesrat eröffnet die Vernehmlassung zur Investitionsprüfungsverordnung
Switzerland's Federal Council has opened consultation on the Investment Screening Ordinance, which establishes the implementing provisions for the Swiss Federal Act on the Review of Foreign Investments adopted in December 2025. The ordinance details approval requirements, procedures, and exemptions for foreign state-controlled acquisitions of Swiss companies in critical sectors, while introducing anti-circumvention measures and a fee structure ranging from CHF 5,000 to CHF 60,000.
Switzerland Anti-trust
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Advestra AG
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Five × Five: LETA Is Coming. 5 Questions Every Swiss Company Must Answer (Video)
Switzerland is launching a central register of beneficial ownership under the Federal Act on the Transparency of Legal Entities (LETA), expected to take effect in the second half of 2026. With compliance deadlines measured in months rather than years, boards, shareholders and trustees face significant personal liability, fines up to CHF 500,000, and even company dissolution for non-compliance. The new regime replaces internal record-keeping with a federal register maintained by the Swiss Federal Office of J
Switzerland Commercial
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LINDEMANNLAW
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Five × Five: LETA Is Coming. 5 Questions Every Swiss Company Must Answer (Video)
Switzerland is launching a central register of beneficial ownership under the Federal Act on the Transparency of Legal Entities (LETA), expected to take effect in the second half of 2026. With compliance deadlines measured in months rather than years, boards, shareholders and trustees face significant personal liability, fines up to CHF 500,000, and even company dissolution for non-compliance. The new regime replaces internal record-keeping with a federal register maintained by the Swiss Federal Office of J
Switzerland Commercial
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LINDEMANNLAW
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