Day 4 The 4th and final day of Legalcommunity Week 2025 is marked by intense sessions. The morning was dedicated to international arbitration and mediation, with an analysis of the evolution of arbitration and mediation practices in
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They say the early bird catches the worm. Well, lawyers know it well. The third day of our Legalcommunity Week 2025 starts bright and early, with Run the Law, the traditional sports event. Eyes on the
On Tuesday, June 10, the second day of Legalcommunity Week kicked off at 8:00 AM with the “Breakfast on Finance” event, hosted at Gianni & Origoni’s offices. Two key speakers headlined the session: Francesco Gianni (Founding
From June 9th to 12th, Milan hosts the 9th edition of Legalcommunity Week, the event dedicated to the Italian and international legal community. This year, more than 20 discussion opportunities take place at the Hotel
Lenz & Staehelin advised Mitsui in the transaction that led Marubeni to complete its equity investment in Gearbulk Holding. Headquartered in Switzerland Gearbulk Holding is a globally active open hatch shipping operator and a consolidated
Vischer advised the co-lead and other new investors in Aktiia’s oversubscribed USD 42m Series-B funding-round. Pursuant to the transaction, the blood pressure intelligence platform reached a total funding of USD 100m to date. The
Homburger advised Swiss cooperative bank Raiffeisen Schweiz Genossenschaft on its issuance of CHF 480 m in fixed rate senior bonds. The issuance Issued on May 14, 2025, the bonds encompass a first tranche of CHF 170 m at 0.85 per
Homburger acted as legal advisor to IonQ in its acquisition of a controlling stake in Geneva-based ID Quantique from South Korea’s SK Telecom. IonQ, a leading company in commercial quantum computing and networking, announced
Lenz & Staehelin advised Swiss startup DeXentra on the launch of a public offering for up to USD 60 million of the OilXCoin, a debt instrument backed by DeXentra’s oil and gas assets and inventories,
Lenz & Staehelin is advising Baloise as lead counsel on its merger with Helvetia, which is represented by Walder Wyss. The two Swiss composite insurance groups will join forces, thus combining a business volume of
