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Tokenisierung von Aktien unter dem neuen DLT-Gesetz (insb. Art. 973d ff. OR) und CMTA Standard

With the entry into force of the Swiss Federal Act on the Adaptation of the Federal Legislation to Developments in Electronic Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT Act) in 2021, various uncertainties relating to the tokenization of financial instruments have been clarified. In particular, the legal framework of such tokenization, understood as the association between digital tokens and certain…

Validité et efficacité de la clause shotgun en droit suisse

A shotgun clause establishes a mechanism intended to resolve deadlocks in companies with two shareholders with equal stakes. It enables one of the two shareholders to trigger a procedure which will ultimately result in the purchase of all the shares at a fair price. The offeror initiates the procedure by proposing a certain price for the shares. The offeree then decides whether to sell its shares…

Verwendung von Software aus dem Bereich der künstlichen Intelligenz bei der Due Diligence im M&A- und Kapitalmarktbereich

This article is a first review of how artificial intelligence could be used in M&A and capital markets due dili­gence. Today available products have similar fields of application and functionality. They are mainly used in contract review. Their core function is to help to identify clauses of a certain type and to provide first summaries of contracts. They all have the ability to learn and thereby…

Die Praxis der Übernahmekommission im Jahr 2016

Im Jahr 2016 setzte sich die Übernahmekommission (UEK) mit sechs öffentlichen Übernahmeangeboten auseinander, womit man nach einem in dieser Hinsicht schwachen Vorjahr wieder an das Niveau der Jahre 2013 und 2014 anknüpfen konnte. Das Gesamtvolumen der sechs im Jahr 2016 beur­teilten öffentlichen Übernahmeangebote belief sich auf bemerkenswerte CHF 46 Mrd. Rund CHF 43 Mrd. entfielen dabei…

Streaming et linking : la neutralité technologique du droit d’auteur est-elle assurée ?

According to the author of this article, the « technological neutrality » of authors’ rights derives from the principle of equality enshrined in Article 8(1) of the Federal Constitution. Existing legislation is sufficient to secure such neutrality in terms of streaming and hyperlinks. But Swiss courts should refrain from blindly following the case law of the European Court of Justice in…