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Article in the Tages-Anzeiger “Rechtsguide”: What startups need to keep in mind in financing rounds

  • Switzerland

    26-01-2021

    On January 21, the national newspaper Tages-Anzeiger has published Eversheds Sutherland’s article written by Alexander Schütz and Dr Michael Mosimann on “What startups need to keep in mind in financing rounds”.

    The start-up scene in Switzerland is booming and the number of financing rounds is increasing accordingly. Young entrepreneurs are well advised not to be guided too much by the well-known reality TV shows. Before investors are willing to invest money, they first want to examine the company and its business case in detail in a "due diligence". Read what else they need to consider here (in German).

     

    Dr. Michael Mosimann, Partner
    Alexander Schütz, Senior Associate

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