Homburger advises Marex Group, a globally active financial services platform, on the acquisition of Geneva-based fixed-income market maker Valcourt. The deal is subject regulatory approval, with closing expected for the first half of 2026. The Homburger
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Homburger advised ADC Therapeutics , a commercial-stage biotechnology company with headquarters in Switzerland, on its USD 60 m private placement of common shares and pre-funded warrants. TCGX led the operation, with further participation from Redmile Group and
Two Swiss firms figures amongst the legal advisory lineup on Danaher’s recent bond issuance, comprising five tranches of CHF bonds in an aggregate principal amount of CHF 1.25 bn. Homburger represented the issuer throughout the
Multi-national lottery operator Allwyn underwent a business combination with Greek gaming firm Opap, as a result of an all-share transaction setting the newly created entity at an equity value of EUR 16 billion. In connection with
Homburger advised Idorsia on a placement of 16.4 m shares through an accelerated bookbuilding process, raising gross proceeds of CHF 65.6 m in aggregate, at an offer price of CHF 4.00 per offered share. In connection with the
Homburger advised Straumann Holding on its issuance of CHF 250 m fixed rate senior bonds, carrying a coupon of 0.550%. The bonds are governed by Swiss law, have been admitted to trading and are set for listing
Homburger advised UBS Group on its issuance of AUD 1.25 bn Tier 1 capital notes with an equity conversion feature. The issuance The notes are ‘high-trigger’ regulatory capital instruments that count toward UBS Group’s Swiss going-concern
Homburger advised 21Shares on the listing of three new series of crypto-linked exchange ETPs as well as the cross-listing of three existing series of crypto-linked ETPs – all on the SIX Swiss Exchange. The series Amognst
Homburger advised Luzerner Kantonalbank on the issuance of CHF 200m Tier 2 bonds, carrying a coupon of 1.400%. Luzerner Kantonalbank and UBS served as joint-lead managers on the transaction. The bonds are set to listing on the
Landis+Gyr divested its EMEA business to private equity investor Aurelius, for an enterprise value of USD 215 m. The divestment encompasses five production sites across EMEA and involves a workforce of approximately 2,700 employees. In connection
