Walder Wyss advised Swiss Life on a EUR 500 million senior bond placement. In connection with the operation, Homburger represented BNP Paribas, J.P. Morgan, Natixis and UBS Europe, acting as joint lead managers. Moreover, UBS
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Walder Wyss advised Helvetia on the placement of two senior bond tranches totaling CHF 250 million. The first tranche is CHF 110 million, with a maturity in 2029 and a coupon of 0.80 percent. The second tranche is CHF 140
Walder Wyss advised Swiss Life Holding on the repurchase of its own registered shares up to a maximum repurchase value of CHF 750 million. The repurchase will be followed by a capital reduction. The share buyback
Swiss Life, advised by Walder Wyss, has successfully placed a EUR 500 million dated subordinated bond, first callable in October 2034. The bonds were placed with investors in the European market. The proceeds will be used for
Walder Wyss advised Helvetia on a successfully placed CHF 230 million senior bond with maturity in 2034 and a 1.95% coupon. The bond, guaranteed by Helvetia, will be used for general corporate purposes, including possible refinancings of outstanding
Tango, a leading US provider of cloud-based real estate and facilities management software, has acquired Locatee AG. Locatee is a Swiss company in the field of workplace analytics solution. Locatee enables organisations to make fact-based
Swiss Life Holding successfully placed three tranches of senior bonds totalling CHF 600 million on 11 January 2023, comprising a tranche of CHF 200 million with maturity in 2026 and a 2.04% coupon, a tranche of CHF 200 million with maturity in 2028
Livit, a leading Swiss real estate management company belonging to the Swiss Life Group, has sold its subsidiary Livit FM Services to ISS Switzerland. All 670 employees of Livit FM Services will be taken over by
Walder Wyss has advised Swiss Life and Swiss Life Holding on its new CHF 500 million syndicated revolving credit facility with UBS Switzerland as agent, coordinator, mandated lead arranger and lender and Credit Suisse Switzerland, Deutsche
Cembra Money Bank, a renowed Swiss provider of financing solutions and services, has announced that it has agreed to acquire a 100% stake in Byjuno and its sister company, Intrum Finance Services, from Intrum for a
