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Charles Russell Speechlys Swiss lawyers contribute to Private Wealth Chambers Global Practice Guide

This definitive global law guide offers a comparative analysis on Private Wealth law and practice from top-ranked lawyers.

The Switzerland law and practice analysis has been authored by lawyers from our Swiss Private Client team - Michael Wells-Greco, Grégoire Uldry, Annika Fünfschilling and Christophe Levet and covers a vast array of private wealth topics, demonstrating the breadth of our practice and ability to deliver Swiss tax and legal advice in an international context.

Topics and practice areas include, tax and succession, trusts, family considerations and family business planning, fiduciaries, residency, wealth disputes and charitable planning. It is accompanied by an informative piece on Swiss trends and developments provided by partners Mark Summers and Dharshi Wijetunga in wealth management, regulatory issues and topical issues such as ESG and Crypto.

Private Wealth Chambers Global Practice Guide – Private Wealth – Switzerland

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