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Provided by Oliver Arter
-Private Clients
-Charity & mission-driven Organisations
-Banking & Finance
-Tax
Oliver Arter’s practice focuses on private clients and their advisers (banks, family offices, foreign advisers) in all aspects of domestic and international wealth planning. He also specialises in banking, asset management and regulatory matters.
Oliver Arter became Of Counsel in June 2009. His work involves representing and advising private clients on the structuring of assets (trusts, foundations, international business corporations), domestic and international estate planning, division of estates, execution of wills, matrimonial property rights, advance care directives and living wills, taking up residence and taxation. In addition he advises Swiss and international banks, asset managers, investment advisers and family offices on regulatory and contractual matters and represents them in proceedings. He publishes extensively in all his fields of practice.
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Oliver is a very experienced and technical lawyer.
Oliver is an exceptional lawyer, outstanding! Not only does he deliver strong and perfect results but he prepares all aspects to be able to confront all possible issues upfront.
Oliver has a deep knowledge of foundation law.
Oliver is a very experienced and technical lawyer.
Oliver is an exceptional lawyer, outstanding! Not only does he deliver strong and perfect results but he prepares all aspects to be able to confront all possible issues upfront.
Oliver has a deep knowledge of foundation law.
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The New Financial Institutions Act (FINIA/FINIG) – Impact on the Activities of Trustees
To date, independent trustees in Switzerland are regularly not recognised as such on a supervisory basis. This will change with the implementation of a new supervisory legislation, presumably from 1 January 2020.
The New Financial Institutions Act (FINIA/FINIG) – Impact on the Activities of Trustees
To date, independent trustees in Switzerland are regularly not recognised as such on a supervisory basis. This will change with the implementation of a new supervisory legislation, presumably from 1 January 2020.
