Credit Suisse Group announced the placement of two series of mandatory convertible notes due 2021, which will be issued through a Guernsey finance vehicle and convertible into a total of 203 million shares of, and guaranteed by,
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The team was led by partner Benjamin Leisinger (Capital Markets) and included partners René Bösch (Capital Markets) and Dieter Grünblatt (Tax), as well as counsel Lee Saladino and associate Andrea Ziswiler (both Capital
Homburger advised Credit Suisse with respect to all aspects of Swiss law. The Homburger team was led by partner Benjamin Leisinger (Capital Markets - pictured) and included partners René Bösch (Capital Markets) and Dieter
The team was led by partner Benjamin Leisinger (pictured) and included associates David Borer and Olivier Baum (all Capital Markets).
The team was led by partner Benjamin Leisinger (pictured) and included partner René Bösch, counsel Lee Saladino, associate Olivier Baum (all Capital Markets) and partner Dieter Grünblatt (Tax).
The team was led by partner Benjamin Leisinger (pictured) and included counsel Eduard De Zordi, associate Sofiya Shavlak and paralegal Ganna Schneuwly (all Capital Markets) as well as partner Stefan Oesterhelt (Tax).
Credit Suisse Group completed the issuance of USD 1.5 bn 4.500 per cent. Perpetual Tier 1 Contingent Write-down Capital Notes. The Notes are “high trigger” regulatory capital instruments that are eligible to fulfill CSG’s Swiss going concern
The firm advised Credit Suisse Group on the issuer substitution under seven different series of outstanding bail-in bonds issued by Credit Suisse Group Funding (Guernsey). The team included partners René Bösch (pictured), Benjamin Leisinger (
The team consisted of partners René Bösch (pictured) and Benjamin Leisinger (Capital Markets), counsel Eduard De Zordi (Capital Markets), associate Andrea Ziswiler (Capital Markets) and paralegal Ganna Schneuwly (Capital Markets).
Zürcher Kantonalbank placed CHF 275,000,000 1.75% AT1 Write-Down Notes. The team was led by partners Benjamin Leisinger (pictured) and René Bösch and includes associate David Borer as well as paralegal Ganna Schneuwly (all Banking and
