Proposed amendment of 26 June 2019 of the AMLA: see (in French) FF 2019 5237 (Message) and FF 2019 5341 (Project). Amendment of 19.03.2021 (see FF 2021 668): expiry of the referendum period: 08.07.2021.
Proposed amendment of 26 June 2019 of the AMLA: see (in French) FF 2019 5237 (Message) and FF 2019 5341 (Project). Amendment of 19.03.2021 (see FF 2021 668): expiry of the referendum period: 08.07.2021.
On September 26, 2025, the Federal Chambers adopted the latest revision of the anti-money laundering measures, which began in the summer of 2023. For the record, the government's bill had two parts. The first related to the introduction of an electronic register of beneficial owners of companies, through a new law on the transparency of legal entities and the identification of beneficial owners (LTPM). The second consisted of several amendments to the AMLA, the most controversial of which was the[...]
The MROS publishes ‘negative typologies’. The aim is to raise awareness among financial intermediaries (FIs) of the substance of the clarifications and to improve the quality of data to enable it to be processed efficiently, which is to be welcomed. It is not certain that this objective will be achieved, as some typologies leave practitioners perplexed. Here are a few thoughts from a practical perspective on some of the typologies published on 16 September 2025. Typology 2: In the absence[...]
In its ruling 2C_368/2023 of August 6, 2025, handed down by five judges but not intended for publication, the Federal Supreme Court upheld the ban on practicing imposed on the former member of the management of Banca della Svizzera Italiana SA (“BSI”) more than two years after confirming that imposed on the former Head of Legal & Compliance (decision 2C_747/2021, commented on in: Braidi, cdbf.ch/1286). The appellant, former CEO of BSI Singapore Ltd. and member of the management of BSI,[...]
In three judgments 1C_435/2024, 1C_604/2024 (intended for publication) and 1C_610/2024 of 19 May 2025, the Federal Supreme Court ruled to uphold the freeze on bank assets ordered by the Federal Council in 2022 and 2023, the beneficial owners of which are persons belonging to the political entourage of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych. The assets had initially been seized following a request for international mutual assistance in criminal matters addressed to Switzerland by Ukraine (see TPF, RR.2017.118-121, RR.2017.122, 6 February[...]
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Katia Villard
— 2 October 2025 
