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Editorial | Éditorial

This issue is almost entirely dedicated to the law of banking and financial services. The first three contributions were presented at the recent Journée de droit bancaire et financier in Geneva.

Know Your Customer : Quo Vadis ?

Know your client (KYC) is now an essential due diligence requirement for all banking business. The concept only appeared relatively recently in legislation, however, in conjunction with increased efforts to combat organised crime and money laundering. For around 40 years, the scope and content of know your client has continued to expand, sometimes in stark contrast to other standards. This article…

The Elephant in the Chalet

Switzerland is currently reforming the legislative framework of its financial industry. The legislative ­debate is focused on gaining market access into the ­European Union through equivalence, understood as unilateral transposition of EU financial legislation by Switzerland. It is very much an “us against them” ­rhetoric which is erroneous on several levels: First of all, the discussion focuses…

Organisierte Handelssysteme im neuen FinfraG – Versuch einer ­regulatorischen Kategorisierung

The new Financial Market Infrastructures Act (FMIA) introduced a new regulatory framework for trading venues and organized trading that was inspired by EU regulations EMIR, MiFID II and MiFIR that concep­tually distinguishes between stock exchanges, multila­teral trading facilities (MTFs) and organized trading facilities (OTFs). Among these regulatory categories the OTF poses various difficulties…

Wettbewerb zwischen internationalen Standards

Competition between different standards can bring about efficiencies but the financial crisis has shown that the coordination and partial harmonization of these standards has advantages that are not to be underestimated. The following contribution analyses the possible competition of standards with a view towards the actors and the recipients of regulation. The theore­tical approach is clarified…

Europareport

Am 16. Juli 2015 hatte der Gerichtshof der Europäischen Union (nachfolgend auch: «EuGH») Gelegenheit, seine Rechtsprechung zum Spannungsverhältnis zwischen dem Patentrecht und dem Wettbewerbsrecht zu präzisieren. In dem zu entscheidenden Fall (Rs. C-170/13) ging es im Kern um die Frage, ob bzw. unter welchen Voraussetzungen die Erhebung einer Klage durch einen Inhaber eines…

Kundensegmentierung in der Anlageberatung

Die A. SICAF-SIF (Beschwerdeführerin, Klägerin) ist eine nach luxemburgischem Recht organisierte société d’investissement à capital fixe mit Sitz in Luxemburg. Sie gehört zur Gruppe A. und…