Swiss Financial
Company & Trust SA
Established in Switzerland since 1989
Rue de Hesse 7
1204 Genève-Suisse
Tél :+41(0) 22 566 82 44
Fax : +41(0) 22 320 39 42
Email : info@my-swiss-company.com
1204 Genève-Suisse
Tél :+41(0) 22 566 82 44
Fax : +41(0) 22 320 39 42
Email : info@my-swiss-company.com
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Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Investments.
Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a...Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a nondiscriminatory manner. In the past, cartels were endemic to the Swiss economy. Companies in a number of industrial and service branches organized themselves, through trade and industry associations, into horizontal and vertical cartels. Such arrangements existed in [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a...Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a 1995 law provides for nondiscriminatory access to government procurement. According to the July 2002 revised ordinance on public procurement, all private or state-owned companies such as utilities, transportation, communications, defense, and construction that submit [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign...Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign investment, allowing the 26 cantons to set major policy, and confining itself to creating and maintaining general conditions favorable to both Swiss and foreign investors. Such factors include economic and political stability, a transparent legal system, reliable and [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Investments.
Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a...Transparency of Regulatory System Regulations affecting both local and foreign investors are generally transparent and applied in a nondiscriminatory manner. In the past, cartels were endemic to the Swiss economy. Companies in a number of industrial and service branches organized themselves, through trade and industry associations, into horizontal and vertical cartels. Such arrangements existed in [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a...Public Procurement Switzerland is a signatory to the WTO Agreement on Government Procurement (GPA). On the cantonal and local levels, a 1995 law provides for nondiscriminatory access to government procurement. According to the July 2002 revised ordinance on public procurement, all private or state-owned companies such as utilities, transportation, communications, defense, and construction that submit [...
Switzerland Investment Climate: Openness to Foreign Investment.
Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign...Openness to Foreign Investment The Swiss Federal Government adopts a relaxed attitude of benevolent noninterference towards foreign investment, allowing the 26 cantons to set major policy, and confining itself to creating and maintaining general conditions favorable to both Swiss and foreign investors. Such factors include economic and political stability, a transparent legal system, reliable and [...
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Protection of Privacy in financial mattersBank secrecy has provided a significant competitive advantage to Switzerland in its development as an international financial centre. The ‘Rolls Royce’ image of Swiss bank secrecy is not merely determined by its legal components, but also by its underlying philosophy, and the perceived discretion, honesty and efficiency of the Swiss banking system. Although bank secrecy in Switzerland has been diluted by the enactment of new financial crimes, it continues to be unassailable in the case of fiscal offences. Switzerland has sought to protect its reputation by prohibiting bankers from actively assisting in flight capital and tax evasion, but this has had little effect on Switzerland’s position as the world’s leader in the management of offshore private wealth. Geneva finances much of the world’s commodity trade, with Swiss banks buying risks through various financial instruments, providing credit to trading companies, and facilitating trading operations. Created by the Swiss Banking Act of 1934, which led to the famous Swiss bank, the principle of bank secrecy is always considered one of the main aspects of private banking. Under the Swiss principle of bank secrecy, privacy is statutorily enforced, with Swiss law strictly limiting any information shared with third parties, including tax authorities, foreign governments or even Swiss authorities. For more information, please do not hesitate contact us : +41225668244 or use our online form. Our financial advisors will be happy to assist you. Switzerland and its Financial CenterSwiss Banking Secrecy Swiss Banking |
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