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Matthias Lötscher

Matthias Lötscher

Managing Associate
MLaw, LL.M., Attorney at Law

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 55 27
matthias.loetscher@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Banking, Finance & Insurance Real Estate & Construction Private Equity & Funds

Matthias Lötscher is a managing associate in the Banking & Finance Team. He specializes in financial services law and regulation, including anti-money laundering regulation. Matthias advises financial institutions (i.e. banks, securities firms and asset managers) and other financial service providers on financial services and financial instruments. A particular focus of Matthias lies with asset management and all types of collective investment schemes. He also represents and advises domestic and international financial service providers in obtaining FINMA and other licenses and affiliations.

Matthias was educated at the University of Berne (MLaw 2013) and the University of Texas at Austin School of Law (LL.M. 2019). Before joining Walder Wyss in 2015, Matthias gained working experience as a trainee in a law firm in Lucerne and at a District Court in the Canton of Lucerne.

Matthias’ professional languages are German and English. He is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland.

Promotions at Walder Wyss

Valiant Bank AG places inaugural Swiss Covered Bond

17 November 2017

Employment in Financial Services

23 January 2023 | by Simone Wetzstein, Matthias Lötscher and Sarah Vettiger

Recent Financial Market Regulation Developments

21 September 2020 | by Thomas Müller and Matthias Lötscher

Duty to Report under Article 74 FinIA – Planning Tool for FINMA or (Maybe) More?

1 July 2020 | by Matthias Lötscher and Pascal Zysset [co-author] | in: CapLaw - Swiss Capital Markets Law CapLaw-2020-23 | pp. 15-22

FinTech Regulation: Blockchain, Robo Advice, Initial Coin Offerings

15 July 2017 | by Thomas Müller, Michael Isler and Matthias Lötscher

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