Reform of the merger control regime in Switzerland
A detailed examination of the proposals and the timeline for change.
Annual report on jurisprudence in Swiss competition law in 2019/2020
This annual report on jurisprudence in Swiss competition law in 2019/20 summarizes the most important cartels, abuse of dominance and merger cases in this period. It further contains some comments on three state aid cases falling under the bilateral air transport agreement CH-EU in 2020 and on the ongoing reform of the Swiss Cartels Act.
Merger control – trends & developments in Switzerland
By Bernhard C. Lauterburg And Philipp E. Zurkinden This article provides an overview on the recent practice of the Swiss competition authorities in merger control and on the ongoing reform of the Swiss Cartels Act and the merger control reform respectively…
Recognition of a Part 26A restructuring plan in Switzerland and the EU
In June 2020, the U.K. introduced the so-called Part 26A restructuring plan. This new type of restructuring plan has the potential to become highly relevant for the restructuring of international corporations.
Tax domicile of legal entities – not always so clear
It is not always clear, where the primary tax domicile of a legal entity is. This question, however, can have great significance in the light of the considerable differences in taxation levels between cantons or jurisdictions.
The Insolvency Review 2020: Switzerland
Daniel Hayek and Mark Meili published the Swiss chapter in the latest edition of The Insolvency Review. In this chapter, the authors give an overview of the distinctive features of Swiss insolvency laws and current trends.
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