The COVID-19 pandemic, and the way we’ve responded, has affected lives, livelihoods, communities and businesses around the world. It’s been a crisis of uncertainty, insecurity and many unanswered questions. But also one of solidarity, disruption, opportunity and the chance to reflect on what matters most. Especially social interactions with family, friends and colleagues have become a lot more valuable. As we emerge from the acute phase of this unprecedented crisis, our journey towards a new normal begins. How we deal with the situation will determine the direction it takes. Regular, honest and open dialog needs to be our key companion on this journey. By sharing various perspectives, ideas, realities and lessons learned, we can guide each other.
Not the new normal itself will define who we are, but how we react to it.
Head Brand, Marketing and Communications at EY in Switzerland
EY asked various thought leaders and decision makers to take stock and share their insights into what’s next. We hope that these conversations inspire action and help everyone arise even stronger from this crisis.
How do thought leaders and decision makers deal with the new normal?
Read their interviews below.
Joris Gröflin
«Will the crisis accelerate Axpo’s transformation?»
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Christine Schmid
«How do you maintain strong relationships with customers during these times?»
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Martin Jucker
«Why do you think companies are so creative and flexible in times of crisis?»
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Jürg Wittwer
«What can companies do to cope with the high level of uncertainty right now?»
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Peter Kammüller
«How did you get through the first phase of the crisis so successfully?»
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Stefan Rösch-Rütsche
«From a business perspective, what was your initial response in managing this crisis?»
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Our latest thinking
Here you’ll find the most relevant insights to help you navigate through the COVID-19 crisis – and beyond:
15 July 2020
Caution when working from home beyond the border!
There may be consequences for the social security of employees working from home in a foreign country.
10 July 2020
IBOR Transition: Regulatory and industry-led market developments in June 2020
The transition from Interbank Offered Rates (IBOR) to Alternative Risk-Free Rates (RFRs) has an impact on all financial and non-financial institutions operating with the impacted floating reference rates.
9 July 2020
Electronic submission of Swiss VAT returns mandatory from 1 January 2021 onwards
The Swiss Federal Tax Administration is going digital and will implement the mandatory electronic submission of Swiss VAT returns as of next year.
7 July 2020
New withholding tax regulation for employment income as of 2021
The revision of the withholding tax brings significant changes for both the employers and the employees. Employers should review their tax positions to ensure compliance as of January 2021.
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