The core principle of the Swiss model – which separates the price the buyer actually pays and the value at which the bank agrees to provide financing.
The core principle of the Swiss model – which separates the price the buyer actually pays and the value at which the bank agrees to provide financing.
20 Aug
20Aug
The core principle of the Swiss model – which separates the price the buyer actually pays and the value at which the bank agrees to provide financing .
This is how it works in Switzerland:
The market price – a matter for the buyer and the seller
The buyer can pay one million francs, two or five. There is no legal limit on the transaction price.
