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    Topics: Corporate & M&A  Capital Markets  LexCast  Start-up 

    Liquidity Options for Shareholders of Start-ups and Family Businesses

    If you have missed our event on shareholder exit and liquidity events on 27 February 2020, check out our latest LexCast on which Leti McManus (Tiger Link Advisors), Vincenzo Braiotta (Grant Thornton) and Benjamin Dürig (Froriep) agreed to share their main takeaways from the event. The podcast is moderated by Cornelia Mattig.
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    12 August 2019 | Daniel Haymann | Nicola Benz
    Topics: Private Client  Corporate & M&A  Life Sciences 

    Ten questions every company active in the cannabis business in Switzerland should reflect on

    On 26 June 2019, the Federal Council assigned the Federal Department of Home Affairs (FDHA) to conduct a consultation procedure on the amendment of the Federal Narcotics Act (NarcA), which will last until 17 October 2019. The planned amendment to the NarcA aims to facilitate and expand the handling of medicinal cannabis that is exempt from a special approval of the Federal Office of Public Health. In particular, the traffic ban on cannabis narcotics for medicinal purposes is to be lifted, which should lead to limited tradability.
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    11 July 2017 | Dr. Mark Montanari
    Topics: Corporate & M&A  Banking & Finance 

    Swiss Regulation of FinTech – New FinTech rules will enter into force on 1 August 2017

    In February 2017, we reported on the opening of a consultation on new draft regulations designed to reduce barriers to entry for FinTech firms and to strengthen the attractiveness of the Swiss financial markets. The consultation process was closed on 8 May 2017. Following certain suggestions made, the Federal Council during its meeting of 5 July 2017 implemented the proposed changes to the law resulting in simplifications not only for FinTech firms but also for established financial service providers. Read more about the amendments which will enter into force on 1 August 2017.

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