MME advised Particip8 Ventures on its acquisition of a 50% stake in Suixtrade. Pursuant to the deal, William Giger joins the operational management of Suixtrade, which he will lead together with Marcel Bangerter. Fabian Bamert of
Lukas Rusch (pictured) is Advestra’s latest partnership addition. He will lead the firm newly established dispute resolution practice. Rusch moves from Pestalozzi, where he spent 15 years from 2010 onwards, progressing from junior associate to partner
Lenz & Staehelin advised Prof. Dr. Martin Janssen in connection with the sale of Ecofin Investment Consulting – a company founded by Janssen himslef – to the Vaudoise Group. The company Headquartered in Zurich, Ecofin Investment Consulting
As of October 1st 2025, Christine Hohl (pictured) is joining Wenger Plattner as head of the firm’s financing practice, after her tenure at Loyens & Loeff. Hohl’s work mainly concentrates on international and national
Walder Wyss advised Bobst Group throughout the issuance of CHF 200m senior unsecured bonds maturing in 2030 and with 2.05% coupon. The bonds in question are set to debut on the SIX Swiss Exchange. UBS, BNP Paribas,
Altenburger advised Ensemble Hospitalier de la Côte (EHC) – a healthcare network encompassing 36 medical centers throughout Switzerland – on its acquisition of Niedol Center, a Renens-based specialist in dialysis. The Altenburger team Partner Manuel Moor (corporate/
Landis+Gyr divested its EMEA business to private equity investor Aurelius, for an enterprise value of USD 215 m. The divestment encompasses five production sites across EMEA and involves a workforce of approximately 2,700 employees. In connection
Wenger Plattner advised TVH Consulting – a provider for the integration of Microsoft, SAP ERP and BI solutions – on its acquisition of Augusta Reeves, a specialist in the distribution and integration of SAP. The Wenger Plattner
Walder Wyss advised Groupe E on a CHF 250m bond issuance. The transaction encompasses a CHF 100m 4-year tranche with a fixed coupon of 0.750% and a CHF 150m 10-year tranche with a fixed coupon
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised SpineArt, as the Swiss medtech specialist raised CHF 25 million in a capital increase backed by investors Gimv and EGS Beteiligungen (EGSB). In connection with the operation, Bär & Karrer
