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NEWS |
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14 september 2021 |
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Switzerland and EU: what do we want ? |
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Switzerland should submit new propositions to the European Union before getting into a worse situation. |
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On May 26, 2021, the Federal Council abruptly broke up the negotiations with the European Union (UE) regarding the framework agreement, without consulting the Parliament. Since then, the Federal Council has pursued a three-pronged policy that has been hardly convincing. Switzerland would do better to prepare a new Bilateral III package. |
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HIGHLIGHTS |
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15 septembre 2021 |
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99% Initiative |
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In his latest article of his blog on the website of the "Bilan" magazine, Jan Langlo, Director of the Association of Swiss Private Banks, explains why the so-called "99%" initiative is a bad answer to a wrong problem. |
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NEWS |
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8 september 2021 |
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Withholding tax and stamp duties reforms |
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L'essentiel N° 27 |
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The ASPB supports the withholding tax and stamp duties reforms currently debated in Parliament. These reforms will more than cover their costs thanks to the new activities they will allow to develop in Switzerland, in particular in the field of green bonds. |
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MEMBERS |
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The members of the Association of Swiss Private Banks (ASPB) are Swiss private banks active mainly in private and institutional asset management, and regulated by the Federal Law on Banks and Savings Banks of 8 November 1934. |
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Association of Swiss Private Banks
Route des Acacias 60
CH-1211 Genève 73
Tél. +41 22 807 08 00 |
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