Advestra advised the banking syndicate in connection with SIX Group’s placement of EUR 500 million guaranteed bonds. The issuance has been made through SIX’s subsidiary SIX Finance (Luxembourg). With a coupon of 3.250% and maturing
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Homburger advised Idorsia on the public repurchase offer to exchange a series of unsecured convertible bonds with a principal amount of CHF 800 m in aggregate against newly issued “Pay-If-You-Can” notes. The context The senior unsecured
Bär & Karrer is advising Deutsche Private Equity (DPE) on a purchase agreement with the founders and shareholders of CPM Partners regarding the acquisition of a majority stake in CPM Partners. The context CPM
Bär & Karrer has acted as Swiss legal and tax advisor to Holcim and its North American Amrize in planning the latter’s spin-off, corporate governance set-up, and public listing process. The Amrize shares
Homburger advised the Julius Baer Group on its issuance of EUR 500 m notes. The issuance The operation took place indirectly through the ELM issuance vehicle, a repackaging issuance entity incorporated in the Netherlands. The notes &
Homburger advised Raiffeisen Schweiz Genossenschaft in connection with its role as sole lead manager on EFG Bank’s issuance of CHF 125 m 0.9625% bonds, maturing in 2029. EFG Bank completed the issuance on June 18th. The Homburger
Niederer Kraft Frey advised gategroup Holding and its affiliates on the securing of a new EUR 675 million term loan, a USD 500 million term loan and a multicurrency revolving credit facility amounting CHF 300 million financing. In
Homburger advised ADC Therapeutics on its USD 100 m Private Placement of Common Shares and Pre-Funded Warrants. The context Headquartered in Switzerland and listed on the NYSE under the ticker ADCT, ADC Therapeutics is a commercial-stage
Bär & Karrer advised Bächler Feintech in connection with the sale of its production facility in Matzingen (TG). In particular, the firm supported the company in drafting the purchase agreement and the final
In January 2025, Laurent Killias (pictured left) and Thomas Legler (pictured right), Pestalozzi’s former heads of arbitration respectively in Zurich and Geneva, have left the firm to found Killias & Legler, a new disputes-specialised boutique.
