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Contact Info Caputo & Partners Enzo Caputo Attorney at Law Rämistrasse 6 8001 Zürich Switzerland P: +41 79 543 85 93 F: +41 43 222 69 67 Send Email Call by Skype View Map Offices in Zurich Baar / Zug Milan	Swiss Regulation and Laws Please be advised that most of the Swiss laws and regulations are not available in English. The official languages in Switzerland are German, French and Italian. Therefore, English translations are unofficial and to be treated with care. The legal basis for the financial sector in Switzerland is not uniformly made and therefore not easy to find. There is no regulator for the entire sector like it is in the UK with the Financial Services Authority and the Bank of England responsible for systemic risks.	Related Links Our Website in Russian Come aprire un conto in una banca svizzera Read our FAQ Can I open a joint account? Get the answer right here! Local Information Time in Zurich: 12:46:30 Current weather in Zurich Live panorama of Zurich
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