Prof Dr iur Daniel Häusermann > Homburger > Zurich, Switzerland > Lawyer Profile

Homburger
PRIME TOWER
HARDSTRASSE 201
8005 ZURICH
Switzerland

Work Department

Corporate/M&A, Capital Markets, Corporate Governance, Healthcare/Life Science, Real Estate, Technology/Digital Economy

Position

Partner. Practice focuses on public and private mergers & acquisitions, equity capital markets (ECM) and real estate transactions. Other areas of work include corporate and capital markets law and corporate governance.

Career

Qualified in 2009. Joined Homburger in 2014, Partner since 2021. In addition, he teaches private and commercial law at the Universities of St. Gallen and Zurich, has authored two books and around 40 articles and regularly speaks at conferences in and outside Switzerland.

Languages

German, English, French.

Memberships

Swiss and Zurich Bar Associations. Member of the Advisory Board, Capital Markets and Technology Association (CMTA). European Law Institute (Sustaining Member).

Education

2021 Professor (Titularprofessor) of Private and Business Law, University of St. Gallen, 2015 University of St. Gallen (Privatdozent). 2011 Harvard Law School (LL.M.). 2009 University of St. Gallen (Dr. iur.). 2005 University of St. Gallen (lic. iur. HSG).

Lawyer Rankings

Switzerland > Capital markets

(Next Generation Partners)

Daniel HäusermannHomburger

Counting a number of key players in the Swiss capital market in its client roster, Homburger is noted for its expertise advising clients on tax and regulatory aspects of capital markets transactions. Frank Gerhard and Benjamin Leisinger co-lead the practice, with the former possessing considerable expertise in IPO, private placements and innovative structures. Benedikt Maurenbrecher’s capabilities encompass regulatory capital instruments, debt, and asset-based and equity-linked transactions. Dieter Gericke and Daniel Daeniker are both particularly active within the life sciences sector, while René Bösch is routinely entrusted by clients to handle debt capital market transactions. Daniel Häusermann bolsters the practice with his broad practice, and Lee Saladino’s strengths lie in regulatory capital and other debt instruments.