Week Ending Friday – 18/09 This is our weekly inside track into the Swiss legal market! Check out the news of the week: · Kellerhals Carrard advised Isochronic AG, a company specializing in high-speed pick-and-place robotics for laser
Scope Law advised Zurich-based SquaredData on a $13 million funding round led by Expedition Growth Capital, with continued participation from existing investor BlackFin Capital Partners.
Bär & Karrer has advised Endra, a provider of AI-powered software for mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering, on its acquisition of Swiss AI company Planlabs, a move that expands Endra's platform into mechanical engineering.
Homburger advised UBS Group AG on a series of all-cash tender offers to repurchase nine series of outstanding bail-inable TLAC bonds, originally issued by Credit Suisse Group AG, for an aggregate principal amount of USD 7.93
Baker McKenzie has advised DocMorris on the placement of CHF 96.8 million senior unsecured convertible bonds due 2031, issued through DocMorris Finance B.V., alongside the concurrent repurchase of the company's outstanding CHF 49.6 million convertible bonds due 2028.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella received a delegation from the World Jurist Association and the World Law Foundation at the Quirinale, led by their president, Javier Cremades. Fiona Papajorgji, President of the Constitutional Court of Albania,
Bär & Karrer advised Schweizerische Mobiliar Holding on an accelerated bookbuilding process through which it sold 7.5% of the share capital in SMG Swiss Marketplace Group, reducing its stake from 19.3% to 11.8%.
Bystronic Laser AG has acquired Isochronic AG, a Swiss robotics and automation company for laser cutting applications, with Kellerhals Carrard advising the target on the transaction.
Altenburger has advised the existing shareholders of Klark on an investment round in which Holcim (Schweiz) acquired a 20% stake through a capital increase, leaving each of the five shareholders with an equal share of the
Homburger advised UBS Group on the issuance of USD 6 billion in Callable Senior Notes under its Senior Debt Programme, covering all regulatory and transactional aspects of Swiss law for the bail-inable bonds admitted to trading
