Homburger advised UBS Group on its issuance of USD 500 mln of 5.600 per cent. Tier 1 Capital Notes, which are redeemable at the option of UBS Group AG for the first time on December 21, 2029. The Notes are «
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Homburger advised UBS Switzerland as issuer and UBS Hypotheken Schweiz as guarantor on the UBS successfull completed issuance of Covered Bonds under the program in an aggregate principal amount of EUR 1.75 bn, consisting of EUR 1
Niederer Kraft Frey (“NKF”) advised UBS in its capacity as sole global coordinator and sole bookrunner on Warteck Invest’s CHF 94.7 million capital increase by way of a rights offering launched on 3 June 2024, in which
Following the completion of the acquisition of Credit Suisse Group by UBS Group on 12 June 2023, the boards of directors of UBS and Credit Suisse approved the merger between UBS and Credit Suisse (“Parent Bank Merger”).
Homburger advised UBS on the completion (on May 13th) of its issuance of USD 1.75 bn fixed rate / fixed rate callable senior notes due to september 2030. The Notes are bail-inable (TLAC) bonds that are eligible to
Last December 2022, C+F Confectionery and Foods and Perfetti Van Melle Group announced that Perfetti Van Melle, the owner of confectionary brands such as Chupa Chups and Mentos, has entered into definitive agreements to acquire
Credit Suisse and UBS signed a merger agreement, with UBS emerging as the surviving entity. With the combined market capitalization is approximately USD 65 billion, the merger follows negotiations between the two Swiss banks, prompted by
Legal advisors involved in the UBS-Credit Suisse merger: For UBS: Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (‘Freshfields’) is advising UBS Group as global transaction counsel. UBS counsel also include Bär & Karrer and Davis Polk. For Credit
Today, VAT Group has signed a syndicated term and multicurrency revolving credit facilities agreement with a syndicate of eleven banks, led by UBS Switzerland, to replace its current agreements that are due to expire in 2023.
Walder Wyss advised UBS Switzerland as mandated lead arranger, bookrunner and agent and a syndicate of banks as lenders on the establishment of a CHF 150m syndicated credit facilities agreement for ORIOR and Orior Management.
