Article published on HFM Week talking about the 1st of March dead-line for appointing a Swiss regulated representative. Luis Pedro and Rodolphe Chatagny write about the upcoming deadline to appoint…
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News
Oligo Swiss Fund services is proud to launch a full featured new web site. We worked hard to develop a brand new web site that provides comprehensive information concerning not…
Oligo Swiss Fund Services SA is pleasured to announce that it moved to a new office in Lausanne. The new address is Av. Villamont 17, 1005 Lausanne and it is…
Publications
Oligo informs: fund distribution and marketing in Switzerland under the 2020 FinSA regulation
By Oligo (read here)
Legal Ease: All change in Switzerland
By Lisa Weihser (read here)
In Funds Europe, March 2019 issue
ETFs: Guidelines for distribution in Switzerland
By Luis Pedro (download here)
In AIMA Journal #114
Distributing foreign investment funds in Switzerland
By Matteo Risoldi & Joana de Burgo (download here)
In AIMA Journal #113
Distribution of Hong Kong retail funds in Switzerland
By Matteo Risoldi & Joana de Burgo (download here)
In Funds Global Asia 08/2017
Distributing into Switzerland
By Luis Pedro (download here)
In HFM Best Practice 2017
Guidelines for distribution of foreign investment funds in Switzerland
By Matteo Risoldi & Joana De Burgo (download here)
LSFin et LEFin – Marche arrière
By Luis Pedro (download here)
Legal Focus feature on Funds
Lawyer Monthly speaks to Luis Pedro and Rodolphe Chatagny from Oligo Swiss Fund Services
By Luis Pedro & Rodolphe Chatagny (download here)
Rebuilding Swiss investor confidence in hedge funds
By Luis Pedro (download here)
Does my Fund need to meet the 1 March deadline for a representation service?
By Luis Pedro & Rodolphe Chatagny (download here)
Top 10 Things You Should Know About the New Swiss Rules on Distribution of Funds
By Schulte Roth & Zabel (download here)
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