Walder Wyss advised the banking syndicate — consisting of Zürcher Kantonalbank as mandated lead arranger, coordinator, agent and lender and Basellandschaftliche Kantonalbank as lender — in connection with a club deal financing for Kantonsspital Aarau. The
Walder Wyss advised Nasdaq-listed CRISPR Therapeutics, as the Switzerland-based biopharmaceutical company issued a USD 600 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes. The convertible senior notes were offered in a private offering to qualified institutional
Wenger Vieli advised institutional staking infrastructure provider Chorus One, and its shareholders, on all Swiss legal and tax aspects of the company’s sale to Bitwise Asset Management. Pursuant to the deal, Chorus One joins
Wenger Vieli represented the Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) in three appeals before the Swiss Federal Supreme Court, against arbitration decisions by the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS). The context The BFU argued that the
Schellenberg Wittmer advised SIX-listed ams-OSRAM on the sale of part of its sensor business to Infineon Technologies. The parties agreed a purchase price of 570 million euros on a debt-free and cash-free basis. The divested business
Eurazeo Infrastructure Partners (EIP) completed a strategic investment in battery storage developer Terralayr. In connection with the deal, Walder Wyss advised EIP, while Valfor represented Terralayr. Pursuant to the transaction, EIP will provide — together with
Claret Capital Partners — a growth debt fund manager with a focus in technology, life sciences and climate tech companies across Europe — completed a strategic investment in Swiss medtech company SIS Medical. In connection with the
Pestalozzi officialised the promotion of dispute resolution-specialist Yannick Schweizer (pictured) to counsel, effective January first 2026. The profile A member of Pestalozzi’s litigation and arbitration group in Geneva, Yannick Schweizer specialises in criminal litigation, white-collar
CMS Switzerland advised Youngtimers — a SIX-listed holding company with subsidiaries active in the asset management sector and focusing on private market investments across the Asia-Pacific region — on its ordinary capital increase, in an aggregate amount
Alpian Bank stipulated a transfer agreement to acquire Radicant Bank’s client portfolio. In connection with the deal, Advestra represented Radicant, while Borel & Barbey advised Alpian. The transaction between the two autorised Swiss banks
