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Doing Business in Switzerland - A Practical Guide (second edition)

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By Urs P. Gnos, Theodor Härtsch, Ramona Wyss, Andrea Haefeli, Gion Giger, David Vasella, Davide Cerutti, Marco Galli, Roger Staub, Manuel Bigler, Monique Sturny, Thomas Muller Verified, Thomas Müller Verified, Adriano Antonietti, Valentine Schnyder, Stefan Knobloch, Dimitrios Berger, Dominik Hohler, Stéphanie Oneyser, Dario Galli, Markus Vischer, Christian Schmid, Patrick Vogel, Alexander Sorton, Samuel Lieberherr, Tervel Stoyanov, Lukas Wyss, Markus Pfenninger, Valentin Wiesner, Thiemo Sturny, Roger Ammann, Hubertus Hillerström, Ken Savioz, Simone Wetzstein, Irène Suter-Sieber, André Kuhn, Davide Jermini, Christian Eichenberger, Matthieu Seydoux, Thomas Meister, Robert Desax, Fabienne Limacher, Dieter Hofmann, Roxane Allot, Michael Feit, Oliver M Kunz, Reto Jacobs, Nadja D. Leuthardt, Letizia Schlegel, Michael Kündig, Daniel Dedeyan, Nico Bernhard, Rafal Szala, Valentina Eichin, Olivier Sigg, Laura Luongo, Francis Nordmann, Janine Corti, Rodolphe Gautier, Micha Bühler, Maurice Courvoisier, Pascale Köster
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Doing Business in Switzerland A Practical Guide (second edition) Table of contents Table of Contents Introduction........................................................................................................... 4 List of Abbreviations .............................................................................................. 6 Commercial Law in Switzerland.............................................................................. 9 I.
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Insight: isolation of securitised assets in Switzerland

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By Roger Ammann, Thomas Meister
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All questions Isolation of assets and bankruptcy remoteness In Swiss (legal) true sale securitisation and covered bond transactions, isolation of assets is achieved by legally transferring the assets to be securitised (or that serve as collateral for the covered bond) from the originator to a bankruptcy remote SPV.
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In review: securitisation law and regulation in Switzerland

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By Roger Ammann, Thomas Meister
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All questions Overview i Market overview and size In Switzerland, securitisation transactions in the past have been based primarily on trade receivables, auto lease receivables and loans, credit card receivables, residential mortgage loans, commercial real estate loans and small and medium-sized enterprise loans.
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Secured Lending Comparative Guide

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By Tervel Stoyanov, Roger Ammann
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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Do you want to compare other jurisdictions?... Click here 1 Legal framework 1.1 Beyond general commercial and contract laws, what other specific laws and regulations govern secured finance in your jurisdiction? Despite the entry into force of the new financial market legislation in 2020, the Swiss legal framework for domestic and cross-border lending activities remains liberal.
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