Last June, the Swiss Competition Commission (ComCo) launched an investigation into Mastercard’s domestic card-present interchange fees for its Debit and Maestro debit card products. In the meantime, Mastercard has been able to reach an
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Homburger advised UBS Switzerland in its capacity as mandated lead arranger, bookrunner and agent regarding BKW ‘s new CHF 1 billion law governed revolving credit facility, which has a five-year term until 2029, with the option to
Advestra advised Wille Finance, an international Swiss-based family office focusing on private equity / venture capital, real estate and listed assets, on its anchor investment in SwissComply, a provider of outsourcing solutions for
Homburger advised ADC Therapeutics, a commercial-stage biotechnology company producing antibody drug conjugates (ADCs) for cancer patients, on its 13.4 m of common shares, and, to certain investors who so choose in lieu of common shares, pre-funded
CMS advised ISS Facility Services on the acquisition of gammaRenax, a provider of integral facility services. The CMS team supported ISS on all legal aspects of the transaction. Partner Dr Daniel Jenny (pictured) led it,
Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) advised Moving Spine on the funding received to further develop improving standards of care for patients with spinal injuries. NKF’s team Corporate/M&A counsel Thomas Sprecher (pictured right)
Fabiano Menghini (pictured) joins Niederer Kraft Frey (NKF) Real Estate practice in Zurich as a new partner, effective May 1, 2024. Menghini’s arrival brings the practice’s membership to ten, including three partners. The profile With 12
Bär & Karrer has acted as legal advisor to a FINMA-accredited fund management company, regarding the sale of three tenement residential properties. The real estate sold, is located in Zürich-Oerlikon, and was acquired
Singapore-based Venturi Partners have invested USD 25 million in the Philippines-focused grocery store chain Dali. Venturi Partners joins Philippines-based private equity firm Navegar, Malaysia-headquartered buyout company Creador, and multilateral lender the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Lenz &
Nestlé Capital Corporation has successfully completed its issuance of USD 600 m 4.650% Notes due 2029, USD 450 m 4.750% Notes due 2031, USD 800 m 4.875% Notes due 2034, and USD 650 m 5.100% Notes due 2054. The Notes are guaranteed by the Nestlé group’s
