Cross-border expansion, structured in the order that works.
Expansions that go wrong tend to go wrong the same way: incorporate first, then look for a bank, then discover the tax, funding or licensing constraint that should have shaped the structure. The sequence that works is almost the reverse, and running it in order is most of what we sell.
We advise on market entries across Switzerland, the EU, the UK and the Ukrainian corridor in both directions: comparative jurisdiction analysis, structure and substance design, regulatory perimeter mapping and licence sequencing, and the banking and operational files that let the new entity operate. Entity formation, notarisation and local filings are carried out by local counsel and notaries engaged for that purpose.
Switzerland is our home base and often, though not always, the answer; where it is not, we say so and structure accordingly.
The five workstreams, in the order that keeps rework to a minimum: bank feasibility is tested at the start, the operating file comes last.