Climate protection, human rights and corporate due diligence are becoming increasingly important – including in Swiss legislation. The Federal Council has taken a stance on sustainable corporate governance and is seeking to further develop national regulations in line with developments in the EU. But what does this mean in concrete terms for Swiss companies?

In the following article, we inform you about the introduction of the international automatic exchange of information (AEOI) on crypto assets with the relevant partner states from 2026.

With the increasing popularity and growing application possibilities of NFTs, the question of legal regulation is also increasingly arising.

EU emissions trading serves as a central instrument of the European Union to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (such as CO2) in a sustainable and economically favourable way.

NFTs have gained a lot of popularity lately, but why? There are reports of multi-million dollar sales, such as the sale of the NFT belonging to the work "Everydays: The first 5000 days" by artist Mike Winkelmann for around 70 million US dollars. In the following we will explain what NFTs are and how they work.

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