On January 1st 2025, ADB’s partner Pascal Taddei (pictured) has been elected to the tax expert commission of Expertsuisse. His appointment follows a decision by the Tax & Legal Technical Strategy Committee. Pascal Taddei Taddei
Niederer Kraft Frey advised Société Générale and certain other financial institutions, all acting as joint lead managers in a 300 CHF bond issuance by Barry Callebaut, a Zurich-based global cocoa and chocolate product
Homburger advised BioVersys, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company domiciled in Basel, on all aspects of its Initial Public Offering (IPO). The Initial Public Offer The IPO was launched on SIX Swiss Exchange, comprising a primary
Walder Wyss advised Anklin, a Swiss distributor medical instruments and devices, in transaction that brought the company to become part of German Karl Storz. The parties Reinach-based Anklin is active in the distribution a distributor
Vischer advised Chinese companies Kelun-Biotech and Harbour BioMed in all Swiss law matters of a licencing agreement. Moreover, the Swiss law firm assisted RTW, an investor, within the seed financing round of Winward Bio, the
Kellerhals Carrard featured eight new figures between partners and counsels in its 2025 line-up. Here you can find a brief recap of their expertise. Roman Huber Partner Roman Huber specialises in handling domestic and international litigation
Kellerhals Carrard advised Insurteam, a Swiss travel insurance company, in a CHF 700k seed financing round. The seed capital round in question has been led by Spicehaus Partners, with support from Insurangels Suisse and SICTIC
by claudia la via In a world increasingly defined by complexity, Shellenberg Wittmer stands as a model of how a law firm can lead not just by tradition but through innovation and foresight. As Switzerland’
Squire Patton Boggs hired Philip Prowse and Jameel Tarmohamed as partners in its London-based financial services practice group. Joining from Stephenson Harwood along with associate Andrew Green, they will play an active role in bolstering
Bratschi advised Artisa Group, a Swiss company active in the real-estate sector, on the successful completion of a leasing agreement. The deal followed the renovation by Artisa Group of a listed building from the 19th
