Advestra advised Bayerische Landesbank in its capacity as mandated lead arranger, documentation agent, lender, security agent, facility agent and green loan coordinator – as well as lenders Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and Zürcher Kantonalbank – in connection
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Advestra advised Swiss Prime Site on the placement of EUR 500 million guaranteed loan notes to a repackaging vehicle, ELM B.V. The notes in question are guaranteed by Swiss Prime Site and issued through Swiss
Dave Hart (PICTURED) has been appointed as the new President of ACC Europe – Association of Corporate Counsel, succeeding Maria Rocha Barros at the head of Europe’s largest community of in-house
MME, in collaboration with the German law firm Wendelstein, advised Blackroll on its acquisition of Berlin-based startup Eaze, a specialist in digital sleep coaching. The legal teams The MME lineup on the matter included partner
MME advised Particip8 Ventures on its acquisition of a 50% stake in Suixtrade. Pursuant to the deal, William Giger joins the operational management of Suixtrade, which he will lead together with Marcel Bangerter. Fabian Bamert of
Homburger advised UBS Switzerland on the issuance of fixed rate covered bonds in aggregate amount of € 1 bn, under the institute’s covered bond programme. The SIX-listed bonds yeald 2.783 % and will mature in 2030. In connection with
Homburger advised UBS Switzerland on the issuance of fixed rate covered bonds for an aggregate amount of CHF 510 million. The operation unfolded in two tranches – respectively of CHF 235 m at 0.560%, due 2030, and CHF 275 m at 0.935%,
Homburger advised Zürcher Kantonalbank (ZKB) on the issuance of EUR 500 m bail-in bonds, at 3.153%. BNP PARIBAS, Deutsche Bank, UBS Investment Bank and Zürcher Kantonalbank served as joint lead managers on the operation. The
DBAG Fund VIII, a private equity fund advised by Deutsche Beteiligungs (DBAG), has entered in an agreement to acquire MAIT Group from 3i Group. In connection with the deal, Bär & Karrer is representing
Borel & Barbey advised Siliance Capital throughout obtaining its licence from FINMA as a collective asset manager, in connection with its relocation from Luxembourg to Switzerland. The wealth management specialist – established in 2012 – moved from Hesperange
