dimanche 19 juillet 2026
Dr. iur. Servatius von Tatzenberg
Tuesday's mail brought seven sanctions notices, one asylum ruling from Luxembourg, and a consultation that closed a month ago without a word since — the annex, as usual, does the talking; three of our own pieces on stop-the-clock ESG timing, the W&I policy's sanctions carve-out, and the neutrality clause that survived Commune d'Ans land later today.
Updated Sanctions Notice: ISIL/Al-Qaida List, Again
FINMA News (de)
Switzerland Never Investigated the Magnitsky Billions, and This Week's List Updates Won't Fix That
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
The AMLO-FINMA Consultation Closed a Month Ago; the Report Hasn't Landed
FINMA News (en)
Prédiction: Expect the finalised circular before FINMA's autumn supervisory notice cycle — realistically September.
Proton's Surveillance Win Just Became the Baseline, Not the Exception
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
The "Light-Touch" Investment Screening Bill Keeps Getting Heavier
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
Bern Is Trading Autonomy for Access, and Everyone's Finally Saying So Out Loud
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
Cobalt Might Be the Thing That Revives Swiss Supply-Chain Legislation
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
Prédiction: Watch for cobalt to become the parliamentary wedge issue in the NUFG debate — a mineral is easier to legislate around than "human rights due diligence" as a category.
Switzerland Prosecutes More Bribery Cases, Still Can't Say How Many It's Missing
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
AI Is Big Business at Europe's Borders, and the Deadline Just Moved
Swissinfo Business & Law (en)
The ECJ Just Ruled EU Values Aren't Just Aspirational
European Law Blog (en)
FINMA Welcomes Its Own Banking Act Wishlist, Mostly
FINMA News (en)
Back to the windowsill — the annex on the Sudan ordinance is longer than the ordinance itself, which is usually where the actual news is hiding.
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