Homburger advised Roche throughout its senior notes issuance, for an aggregate principal amount of USD 1.9 bn. The notes in question were issued by Roche Holdings, Inc. and guaranteed by Roche Holding Ltd. The issuance encompasses
Wenger Vieli promoted Jonas Bühlmann (pictured) to the partnership, effective as of January 1st 2026. Part of the firm since 2021, Bühlmann is active within the areas of corporate tax, M&A tax and
Bratschi expands its partnership with the arrival of Jürg G. Schütz (pictured) in Basel, effective from December 1st 2025. The profile Jürg G. Schütz’s educational and professional backgrounds intersects different disciplines.
Software investor Main Capital Partners acquired a majority stake in Swiss software solutions provider Polypoint. In connection with the deal, Bär & Karrer advised the buyer, Pestalozzi represented the selling part, while Baker McKenzie
Mangeat expands its team with the appointment of a new counsel: dispute avoidance and dispute resolution specialist Flavia Bianchi (pictured). The profile Bianchi’s advisory spans individuals, businesses and public institutions, focusing on complex public
Kellerhals Carrard advised Gravis Robotics — a Zurich-based construction-tech company Founded in 2022 at ETH Zurich — throughout its USD 23 million financing round. IQ Capital and Zacua Ventures co-led the round in question, with further support from Pear
Lenz & Staehelin advises Vodafone Group as the telecommunication multinational agreed to acquire German digital transformation and security specialist Skaylink Group, primarily from funds managed by private equity firm Waterland. Closing is planned for the
Lenz & Staehelin advised Swiss cybersecurity firm Monti Stampa Furrer & Partners (MSF Partners) and its shareholders in connection with the company’s sale to Stockholm-based Allurity, also active in the cibersecurity sector. About MSF
Homburger served as special Swiss counsel to UniCredit Bank in connection with its role as mandated lead arranger for the USD 1.1 bn borrowing base credit facilities to Neumann Gruppe, the holding company of globally active
Kellerhals Carrard advised the existing ownership of globally active physical energy trading company Gunvor Group as members of it – together with members of the management – agreed to a management buy-out. Pursuant to the agreement,