Banking & Finance / Corporate & Commercial / Private Wealth

Luc Thévenoz is professor at the University of Geneva and the dean of the Faculty of Law. Before his appointment as dean, he was the director of its Centre for Banking and Financial Law. He is Of Counsel in our Banking and Finance Group. His areas of expertise include contracts and trusts. He is often asked to provide a second opinion or specialized advice in litigation disputes and has served in many international arbitration panels as arbitrator or chair.

2020 - Of Counsel at Schellenberg Wittmer 2008-2015 - Chairman of the Takeover Board 2003 - Director of the Centre for Banking and Financial Law of the University of Geneva 2001-2007 - Commissioner, Federal Banking Commission 1998-2001 - Arbitrator of the Claims Resolution Tribunal for Dormant Accounts in Switzerland 1993 - Full Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Geneva, teaching banking and financial services, investment management law, and trusts 1988-1993 - Associate in a major Swiss law firm in Geneva

French, English, German

Launched the CAS Compliance in Financial Services (2003) Founded the Centre for Banking and Financial Law of the University of Geneva (2003) Member of the Board of a private bank (since 2014) Member of the editorial boards of the Swiss Review of Business and Financial Market Law and of Trust Law International Numerous publications in the law of contracts, banking and financial services, capital markets, and trusts and fiduciary transactions Member of the Monetary Committee of the International Law Association (MOCOMILA)

1988 - Bar Admission in Switzerland 1987 - Dr. iur., University of Geneva 1982 - lic. iur., University of Geneva