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Legal Compass: What does the revision of the company law mean for unlisted companies?
- Switzerland
15-01-2021
After a long back-and-forth, the revision of the company law has been approved at the end of the referendum period on 8 October 2020. Although it does not lead to a fundamental change in company law, there are some notable changes that are particularly important for unlisted companies. These include, for example, the introduction of the capital band, the admissibility of virtual general meetings and significant changes to the law on restructuring. In the latest edition of our newsletter Legal Compass, the most important changes from the point of view of non-listed companies are presented and, in the sense of a planning aid, the need for action is outlined. Read more here.
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