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To operate legally, every Swiss company (AG/SA or GmbH/Sàrl) must be represented by at least one director resident in Switzerland. This Board of Directors in Switzerland guide explores the fiduciary duties, residency rules, and professional management solutions...

Forming Your Swiss SA/AG or Sàrl/GmbH: The Role of the Resident Director Switzerland stands out as one of Europe's most attractive jurisdictions for company formation. Its unwavering political stability, highly competitive tax system, robust financial infrastructure,...

Appointing a Swiss resident director is often a legal requirement for foreign-owned companies operating in Switzerland. Whether you are setting up a Swiss SA (AG) or Sàrl (GmbH), Swiss law mandates that at least one person with individual or joint signatory rights...

Who Can Be a Liquidator of a Swiss Company? Roles and Steps Explained Closing a company in Switzerland—whether an SA (AG) or an Sàrl (GmbH)—requires more than stopping operations. According to Swiss corporate law, the company must be formally liquidated, and this...

Swiss Company Needs a Resident Director Swiss resident director requirements are a crucial legal and operational consideration when forming a company in Switzerland. Whether you’re establishing a Swiss Corporation (SA/AG) or a Swiss LLC (Sàrl/GmbH), appointing at...

Appointing or removing a director in Switzerland: everything you need to know As part of the governance of a Swiss company, the appointment and removal (or revocation) of a director are commonplace operations, but strictly governed by the Swiss Code of Obligations...

Directors and managers in Switzerland Setting up and running a company in Switzerland, whether a public limited company (AG) or a limited liability company (GmbH), involves compliance with a number of specific legal obligations. Central among these is the requirement...