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Provided by Markus Guggenbühl
Banking and finance, capital markets, financial services regulations, restructuring and bank insolvency. Other areas of practice include mergers & acquisitions, private equity, general corporate work and selected private clients.
Markus Guggenbühl regularly advises Swiss and foreign clients in debt financing, capital market transactions (related to debt, equity, hybrid and derivative financial instruments) and financial services regulations. He ranks among the leading experts in Switzerland in these fields and brings to the table many years of experience in corporate law, mergers & acquisitions, restructuring and insolvency as well as in advising private clients and family offices. In addition, he is a recognized issuer representative at the SIX Swiss Exchange.
Admitted 1987 (Switzerland) and 1994 (New York).
Zurich and Swiss Bar Association, International Bar Association
Author of the Commentary on Art. 32-34 of the Swiss Civil Code. Co-author of the Zurich Commentary on the Swiss Merger Act. Co-author of the Commentary on Art. 17-20 of the Swiss Federal Intermediated Securities Act. Publications on banking, securities and corporate law.
Graduated as Dr. iur. (University of Zurich) and LL.M. (Columbia Law School, New York). Diploma in European Economic Law (University of St. Gallen).
Recognized by the SIX Swiss Exchange as representative of issuers.
Provided by Chambers
Markus Guggenbühl assists banks with general banking, transactional and regulatory matters in relation to the Swiss financial market. He also has experience in the financial regulatory aspects of liquidations. His transactional practice includes advising on acquisition and commodity financing, advising both lenders and borrowers.
Provided by Chambers
"Markus Guggenbühl was very methodical, had a clear understanding of the framework and stood out for his high conviction, which really made a difference."
"Markus Guggenbühl was very methodical, had a clear understanding of the framework and stood out for his high conviction, which really made a difference."
