Capital Markets Law
Stock market listing, bonds, collective investment schemes, asset management, private equity, securities trading
We advise persons and companies active in financial and capital markets, such as asset managers, securities brokers, funds and other forms of collective investment, with regard to the evaluation and creation of suitable legal structures and support them in devising a contractual basis as well as in compliance issues. We accompany our clients from the time of establishment to the receipt of any permits to subsequent compliance with regulatory requirements and are always available to provide them with advice and support. Our specialist legal expertise is complemented by our broad understanding of the capital markets sector. Clients also benefit from our full service approach, drawing on the wealth of experience of lawyers from across the firm, especially our corporate, IP, employment, public law, real estate and tax practices.
Our services extend from traditional securities issues to a range of innovative structured products. Whether you are considering an initial public offering (IPO), a secondary or rights offering, a mezzanine financing, a convertible bond issue, derivative instruments, a newly developed hybrid security or debt restructuring, we can meet the challenges of today’s complex financial market environment.
We advise and support you concerning the following topics, among others:
- Capital markets law
- Stock market listings
- Bonds
- Collective investments
- Asset management
- Private Equity
- Securities trading
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Stach Rechtsanwälte AG was recognized as one of the top law firms
The business magazine BILANZ, the Handelszeitung and the newspaper Le Temps have been publishing lists of the top law firms in Switzerland in various legal
Overview of the various authorizations / licenses under finig since 1 january 2020
The new Financial Institutions Act (FINIG) has been in force since 1 January 2020. Together with the Financial Institutions Ordinance (FINIV), FINIG regulates financial institutions’ licensing requirements and organizational requirements.
Stable coins
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has published a supplement to its ICO guidelines regarding stable coins. The supplement outlines how stable coins are treated under Swiss supervisory law and whether a stable coin launch would be subject to authorization.