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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Konrad Häuptli graduated from the University of Berne, qualified as an attorney-at-law and was admitted to the Bar of the Canton of Berne. He joined HSBC in 2002 after working with Swiss Re for over 20 years. He then went on to work for KENDRIS in 2016 after retiring as former CEO of HSBC’s Trust Companies in Switzerland. Konrad Häuptli is a member of the Advisory Board of the Swiss Association of Trust Companies (SATC) and is also a member of mixed expert groups representing SATC. He has been managing family assets and has been involved in entrepreneurial activities, board assignments as well as private equity investments.
Federal act on transparency of legal entities and identification of beneficial owners (TJPG)

The case

The next meeting of the RK-N has been scheduled for 13 February 2025. Among other things, 24.046 s BRG Federal Act on the Transparency of Legal Entities and the Identification of Beneficial Owners (TJPG) will be discussed.

Source: Bundesrat & RK-N

The commentary

In order to improve the act a number of associations and experts have been in contact with members of parliament. You will be kept updated.

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