Swiss dermatology specialist Galderma issued EUR 500 million bonds due 2031 with a coupon of 3.375%. In connection with the operation, Advestra represented Galderma, while Walder Wyss advised the banking syndicate, consisting of Citigroup, ING, RBC Capital Markets
Bär & Karrer advised Airsol, part of SOL Group — an Italian spcialist in the production, research and marketing of technical and medical gases and homecare services sector — on its acquisition of VitalAire Switzerland from
Lenz & Staehelin, working alongside Milbank, advised Philippines-based infrastructure investor Prime Infrastructure in connection with its acquisition of SierraCol Energy, an independent oil and gas exploration and production company, from Nasdaq-listed investment firm Carlyle. The
Sulzer appointed Andrea Rüttimann (pictured) as deputy general counsel, head group legal & corporate secretary, effective 1 May 2026. In her new role, Rüttimann will lead the group legal team and oversee corporate secretary responsibilities,
Wenger Vieli advised institutional staking infrastructure provider Chorus One, and its shareholders, on all Swiss legal and tax aspects of the company’s sale to Bitwise Asset Management. Pursuant to the deal, Chorus One joins
Kellerhals Carrard advised Seprify on a CHF 12.25 million series A financing round. Headquartered in Marly, Seprify engineers cellulose at the micro- and nano-scale to create materials capable of replacing titanium dioxide (TiO₂). Una Terra Early
Advestra advised Sandoz, a generic and biosimilar medicines specialist with headquarters in Basel, on its CHF 550 million bonds issuance. The issuance comprises a CHF 275 million tranche with a six-year maturity and a 1.1875% coupon, and a
On March 10, 2026, Sunshine SwissCo, a consortium led by EQT, the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), and Auba Investment, officialised the launch of an accelerated bookbuilding process to professional investors in Switzerland and to qualified investors
Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW) opened an aviation practice in Geneva under the leadership of newly hired partner Laurent Chassot (pictured), joining from Gbf together with senior associate Yolande Lagrange and special counsel Christophe Platel. The
Roche Holding, Roche Holdings, and Roche Finanz entered into a Swiss law governed USD 7.5 bn revolving credit facility agreement arranged by and syndicated among twelve international banks, coordinated by Deutsche Bank. In connection with the
