On October 24th and on October 25th the Inhousecommunity Days are held at Park Hyatt in Zurich. The event ― organized by LC Publishing Group ― is partnered by Axiom, 5 Gambit Disputes, LCA, and Littler as
Bär & Karrer advised UBS on the sale of its 50% stake in Swisscard. On 21 October 2024, the deal was finalized with the announcement that UBS Switzerland and American Express Swiss Holdings agreed to the sale
On October 24th, the Inhousecommunity Days kick off at Park Hyatt in Zurich, Switzerland. The event ― organized by LC Publishing Group, in partnership with Axiom, 5 Gambit Disputes, LCA, and Littler. As well as supported by
Niederer Kraft Frey (“NKF”) advised Coop on the purchase of the remaining 49 per cent stake in Coop Mineraloel AG from Philipps 66. NKF’s team The NKF team was led by Corporate/M&A partner
Dentons has announced the appointment of Wendela Raas (pictured), a partner based in Amsterdam, as the firm’s new Chief Executive Officer for Europe. Her term will officially begin on November 1, 2024. In her new role,
Schellenberg Wittmer (S.W.) partner Lorenza Ferrari Hofer (pictured) has been elected president of the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI). The election took place during the AIPPI World Congress in Hangzhou,
Hugo Barbier (pictured) is set to become partner at Peter&Kim in January 2025, joining the Geneva-based office of the firm. Wolfgang Peter, founding partner of the firm expressed his strong appreciation for the new
Homburger advised PureGym on its EUR 380 million and GBP 475 million senior secured notes offering and its EUR 125 million and GBP 45 million private placement. Following the successful offering and issuance of EUR 380 m 8.250% senior secured notes
Niederer Kraft Frey (NFK) advised a group led by UBS and formed by 15 other institutions on the additional financing to be provided to DSS+, a consulting firm. The injection of liquidity will allow the planned
Bär & Karrer served as legal advisors on all matter of Swiss law to UBS in the sale of Credit Suisse Investment Partner (CSIP), indirectly held by UBS with a 62% majority stake, which was
