Electronic Signatures for Pension Funds
Digitalization does not stop at occupational pension provision. Many processes in pension funds are already digital today, but one key element often remains paper-based: the signature. An electronic signature for pension funds in accordance with the Swiss ZertES offers enormous potential here – both for the pension funds themselves and for manufacturers of industry-specific management software.
Electronic Signatures for Asset Managers
The financial sector is under increasing pressure: efficiency gains, regulatory compliance, sustainability, and rising customer expectations dominate daily operations – especially in wealth management. Electronic signatures are a key tool to successfully address these challenges. But what truly matters for asset managers? And how can digitization be implemented in a legally compliant, secure, and customer-friendly way?
An overview of eIDAS 2.0
The EU's eIDAS 2.0 regulation marks a fundamental change in how digital identities and trust services are handled in Europe. But what does this mean for Swiss companies? What challenges and opportunities does the introduction of the EU Digital Identity Wallet bring? And how can companies in Switzerland benefit from these changes? Find out why now is the time to act and what strategic steps you should take to remain competitive.
Qualified electronic signature (QES) – simply explained
In an increasingly digital world, legally valid electronic signatures are essential. The qualified electronic signature (QES) is the most secure and legally binding form of digital signature. Learn how QES works, when it is required, and how you can sign your documents securely and without media discontinuity using signeer from mesoneer.
Advanced electronic signature (AES) – simply explained
Legally valid and secure electronic signatures are essential in the digital business world. The advanced electronic signature (AES) offers significantly higher security than the simple electronic signature (SES), as it requires a verified identity of the signatory and uses technical protection mechanisms against manipulation. As a result, it offers greater legal certainty and probative value, for example for business contracts or sensitive documents. However, the FES is not sufficient if written form is required by law. In such cases, a qualified electronic signature (QES) is mandatory, as only it replaces the legally required written form.
SES - Simple electronic signature: Explained simply
Electronic signatures have become an integral part of the modern business world. However, not every signature requires the highest security standards. The simple electronic signature (SES) enables fast and uncomplicated digital processing – ideal for companies that value efficiency and flexibility. But when is an SES sufficient, and how can it be used in a legally compliant manner? We explain.
ZertES and eIDAS: Electronic Signatures in Switzerland and the EU
Paperwork is a thing of the past – but how do electronic signatures remain legally secure? Electronic signatures are becoming increasingly important as companies seek to make their processes more efficient and sustainable. But how secure are electronic signatures? The legal framework is crucial for their legal validity. In Switzerland and the European Union (EU), the ZertES and eIDAS regulations set the standards for electronic signatures.
Sustainability example: using electronic signatures to save paper
Sustainability is becoming a decisive success factor for companies in Switzerland and worldwide. In an increasingly digital economy, organizations are under pressure to reduce their ecological footprint while maintaining competitiveness. By cutting paper consumption, optimizing energy use, and adopting innovative solutions like electronic signatures, businesses can combine ecological responsibility with measurable cost savings. The result: a stronger corporate image, compliance with international standards, and long-term resilience in a fast-changing market.
Electronic signature: What types are there?
Electronic signatures offer a modern way of signing documents securely and efficiently. Whether simple, advanced or qualified signatures - each variant fulfills specific requirements and offers unique advantages. Find out which signature types are available and how they can be used in different areas.
Why companies should switch to electronic signatures
In an increasingly digitalized world, where processes are running faster and faster, many companies strive for greater efficiency – including in the area of signatures. Electronic signatures offer an ideal solution. Right now, they are radically changing the way we sign, process and manage documents. Four reasons why it pays for companies to switch to electronic signatures.
SIGN: The next generation of digital signing
In collaboration with mesoneer as technology partner, Intrum launches SIGN - a groundbreaking digital signing platform that focuses on simplicity, security and customizability. Designed based on mesoneer's existing product portfolio to meet the needs of modern businesses and individuals, SIGN offers a solution that focuses on the essentials: Signing documents quickly and efficiently.
Digital identification with QES: not just an opportunity, but a necessity
Auto identification now also opens up further opportunities in the Swiss financial sector to improve the security and efficiency of digital identification and signature processes. However, considering new technologies such as deep fakes, secure identification will also become increasingly important in other areas in the future.
New digital onboarding solution for the ESPRIT network
The IT service provider for banks and financial service providers ESPRIT Netzwerk AG launched its new digital onboarding solution from software manufacturer mesoneer AG this week. The application supports use cases for self-onboarding and guided onboarding in bank branches and covers both natural and legal persons. Thanks to mesoneer's own digital identification solution, which is directly integrated into the onboarding solution, the onboarding process remains convenient at all times and also complies with the necessary regulatory requirements. Six banks in the ESPRIT network are currently planning to switch to the new solution, although the application is also open to other banks in the network thanks to its multi-client capability.
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