Andreas Rötheli

Jan 14, 2025 | mondaq.com | Simone Ehrsam |Tino Gaberthüel |Roman Graf |Andreas Rötheli

LS Lenz & Staehelin More With over 200 lawyers and offices in three major economic centres, Lenz & Staehelin is one of the largest law firms in Switzerland. Known for its high professional standards, the firm provides its domestic and international clients with a full range of services in the main areas of law. It is ranked amongst the leading practitioners in business law. On January 1, 2023, the revised corporate law entered into force.

Oct 28, 2024 | mondaq.com | Tino Gaberthüel |Matthias Wolf |Simone Ehrsam |Andreas Rötheli

LS Lenz & Staehelin More With over 200 lawyers and offices in three major economic centres, Lenz & Staehelin is one of the largest law firms in Switzerland. Known for its high professional standards, the firm provides its domestic and international clients with a full range of services in the main areas of law. It is ranked amongst the leading practitioners in business law.

Oct 24, 2024 | lexology.com | Tino Gaberthüel |Matthias Wolf |Simone Ehrsam |Andreas Rötheli |Jacques Iffland

Directors of a Swiss company must perform their duties with due care and act in the best interest of the company1. To protect a company's interests, directors are required to organize their personal matters such that conflicts of interest2 are avoided. If a conflict arises, the conflicted director and the board of directors (the Board) have certain duties: The director must inform the Board of the conflict without delay and in a complete manner.

Jun 23, 2023 | mondaq.com | Tino Gaberthüel |Matthias Wolf |Simone Ehrsam |Andreas Rötheli

On January 1, 2023, the revised corporate law entered into force. The revision requires companies, among other things, to amend their articles of incorporation to reflect the new corporate law. Despite a two-year transition period, the vast majority of public companies listed on SIX Swiss Exchange has already amended their articles of incorporation at this year's annual general meeting (AGM 2023).

Jun 21, 2023 | lexology.com | Tino Gaberthüel |Matthias Wolf |Andreas Rötheli |Jacques Iffland |Roman Graf |Simone Ehrsam

On January 1, 2023, the revised corporate law entered into force. The revision requires companies, among other things, to amend their articles of incorporation to reflect the new corporate law. Despite a two-year transition period, the vast majority of public companies listed on SIX Swiss Exchange has already amended their articles of incorporation at this year's annual general meeting (AGM 2023).