Alexander Troller, group general counsel of Rolex, has been elected vice-president of the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry (FH). Announcing the appointment in a LinkedIn post, Troller highlighted the challenges facing the industry: “The
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Valfor officialised the appointment of Stipe Jozic (pictured) as a partner, effective as of 1 July 2026.With the firm since 2024, Jozic advises on all aspects of commercial and corporate law as well as transactions and heads
BGPartner has appointed Thomas Gysin as a partner, effective 1 July 2026, following six years with the firm during which he advised on transactions in the biotech, technology and services sectors.
Vischer has advised ImaOne on its acquisition of MediGroup, a network of six medical imaging centres operating across the Swiss cantons of Vaud and Fribourg, expanding ImaOne's footprint in French-speaking Switzerland.
Vischer is acting as legal counsel for Afinum in the sale of STG Swiss Technology Group to TTM Technologies, a US publicly traded company, in a deal expected to close in the third quarter of 2026.
Wenger Vieli advised the shareholders of Augenmobil in connection with the acquisition of a majority participation by Vista Augenpraxen & Kliniken. Founded in 2019, Augenmobil provides mobile eye examinations combined with telemedical diagnosis, focusing on ophthalmological
Wenger Vieli advised Oscar on the Swiss legal aspects relating to the launch of the Swiss jurisdiction version of its standard carbon removal purchasing agreement. The agreement provides a market-tested contractual baseline for carbon removal
Kellerhals Carrard advised AlpineAI, a Swiss technology company focused on sovereign and secure AI solutions, throughout closing of its seed financing round. Swiss KMU Partners (SKP) led the round in question, alongside an international syndicate
Kellerhals Carrard advised Cusp Capital in connection with its role as lead investor in the €4.4 million seed round of Delta Labs. The investor base further included Auxxo Female Catalyst Fund. The company Headquartered in Zurich,
Wenger Vieli advised Hoerbiger, a globally active technology group supplying components to various industries, on its new syndicated term and revolving facilities agreement with a non-disclosed syndicate of international and domestic banks. The facilities agreement
