David Ledermann is an expert on corporate law, M&A and financing transactions with a particular emphasis on complex equity financing for privately held companies, convertible debt financing and debt financing backed by traditional and non-traditional assets (such as art collection), where he regularly advises Swiss and international investors, borrowers and lenders.

He also has a broad experience in M&A transactions (share deal as well as asset deal) across a wide range of industries, such as private banking, biotech, watchmaking, luxury goods and financial services.

David Ledermann graduated from the University of Geneva (1995) and was admitted to the Geneva Bar (1997). He obtained an LLM from Duke University School of Law, North Carolina (1999) and was admitted to the New York Bar (2000). He joined Lenz & Staehelin in 1999 and has been a partner since 2007. He speaks French, English and German.

Lenz & Staehelin is the largest Swiss law firm, with over 200 lawyers and with offices in Geneva, Zurich and Lausanne. Lenz & Staehelin’s scope of activities covers all areas of business law for Swiss and international clients.

David Ledermann is an expert on corporate law, M&A and financing transactions with a particular emphasis on complex equity financing for privately held companies, convertible debt financing and debt financing backed by traditional and non-traditional assets (such as art collection), where he regularly advises Swiss and international investors, borrowers and lenders.

He also has a broad experience in M&A transactions (share deal as well as asset deal) across a wide range of industries such as private banking, biotech, watchmaking, luxury goods and financial services.

David Ledermann graduated from the University of Geneva (1995) and was admitted to the Geneva bar (1997). He obtained an LLM from Duke University School of Law, North Carolina (1999) and was admitted to the New York Bar (2000). He joined Lenz & Staehelin in 1999 and has been a partner since 2007. He speaks French, English and German.

Lenz & Staehelin is the largest Swiss law firm with over 200 lawyers and with offices in Geneva, Zurich and Lausanne. Lenz & Staehelin's scope of activities covers all areas of business law for Swiss and international clients.

David Ledermann is an expert on corporate law, M&A and financing transactions with a particular emphasis on complex equity financing for privately held companies, convertible debt financing and debt financing backed by traditional and non-traditional assets (such as art collection), where he regularly advises Swiss and international investors, borrowers and lenders.

He also has a broad experience in M&A transactions (share deal as well as asset deal) across a wide range of industries such as private banking, biotech, watchmaking, luxury goods and financial services.

David Ledermann graduated from the University of Geneva (1995) and was admitted to the Geneva bar (1997). He obtained an LLM from Duke University School of Law, North Carolina (1999) and was admitted to the New York Bar (2000). He joined Lenz & Staehelin in 1999 and has been a partner since 2007. He speaks French, English and German.

Lenz & Staehelin is the largest Swiss law firm with over 200 lawyers and with offices in Geneva, Zurich and Lausanne. Lenz & Staehelin's scope of activities covers all areas of business law for Swiss and international clients.

David Ledermann is an expert on corporate law, M&A and financing transactions with a particular emphasis on complex equity financing for privately held companies, convertible debt financing and debt financing backed by traditional and non-traditional assets (such as art collection), where he regularly advises Swiss and international investors, borrowers and lenders.

He also has a broad experience in M&A transactions (share deal as well as asset deal) across a wide range of industries such as private banking, biotech, watchmaking, luxury goods and financial services.

David Ledermann graduated from the University of Geneva (1995) and was admitted to the Geneva bar (1997). He obtained an LLM from Duke University School of Law, North Carolina (1999) and was admitted to the New York Bar (2000). He joined Lenz & Staehelin in 1999 and has been a partner since 2007. He speaks French, English and German.

Lenz & Staehelin is the largest Swiss law firm with over 200 lawyers and with offices in Geneva, Zurich and Lausanne. Lenz & Staehelin's scope of activities covers all areas of business law for Swiss and international clients.