Lorenzo Croce

The new AML rules impose stricter duties on every adviser.

Money laundering in Switzerland: New obligations for the adviser

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I) Introduction On 26 September 2025, the Swiss Parliament adopted the latest revision of the country’s anti–money laundering (AML) framework, a reform process that had begun in the summer of 2023. This legislative overhaul reflects the Federal Council’s intention to align the national regulatory regime with international standards – in particular those of the Financial […]

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Public procurement contracts in Geneva require compliance with social and labor standards.

Protection of posted workers and public procurement contracts

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This publication complements our series of articles written by our lawyers on the subject of posted workers in Switzerland. Here, we focus specifically on compliance with social standards, such as worker protection and minimum wage requirements, in the context of participating in public procurement contracts in the Canton of Geneva. For further information, our website

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Job Loss: What are the consequences for your residence permit in Switzerland?

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Have you recently been laid off and are now worried about how this might affect your Swiss residence permit? Our immigration law experts answer all your questions below. As always, the impact varies depending on whether you are a national of the European Union (EU), the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), or a so-called “third-country”

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New tax rules for Italian cross-border workers in Switzerland

New tax rules for Italian cross-border workers in Switzerland

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How cross-border workers are taxed: an introduction Under double-taxation agreements (DTAs), workers are generally taxed on their salaries and similar payments at the place in which they carry out their gainful activity. Specific rules (taxation at the place of residence) apply to posted workers if: they spend fewer than 183 days per year in the

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