Saudi National Bank (SNB) has announced that it has committed to participate in the capital raising exercise announced by Credit Suisse Group to assist with the future growth of their business. Following the Capital Raise,
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The increase in management control comes as EIP, a leading infrastructure investor focused on the energy transition, continues to grow and expand globally. EIP began in 2014 as a joint venture with Credit Suisse and since 2020
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
Credit Suisse Group has announced that its board of directors will propose to an Extraordinary General Meeting to be held on 23 November 2022 to approve two separate share capital increases: a first capital increase through the
The American company Lupa Investment Holdings and the Basel based MCH Group have entered into a commitment agreement in which Lupa committed to purchase a certain number of new shares in connection with a rights
AUDI has selected Sauber as a strategic partner for its Formula One project and plans to acquire shares in the Sauber Group in the process. The traditional Swiss racing team will compete in Formula 1 as
28th October 2022, the second day started with a coffee break and a welcome message from the LC Publishing group’s founder, Aldo Scaringella. The topic “The impact of the legal privilege on the Swiss market”
PHOENIX Pharma Switzerland, a subsidiary of the family-owned PHOENIX group, and Voigt Holding announced that they agreed to establish a 50/50-joint venture to combine their pharmaceutical distribution services and pre-wholesale activities. The closing of the
Wenger Vieli has advised and assisted CONET Technologies, a portfolio company of IK Partners, in all Swiss legal aspects in connection with the acquisition of emineo, a Swiss IT consulting and software engineering company, with
Norgine Ventures has provided financing of approx. EUR 10 million to Lunaphore Technologies, a privately owned Swiss company spun out from EPFL. The financing was realised in form of private bonds with warrants which can be
