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Dzevrije Zendeli

Dzevrije Zendeli

Managing Associate
lic. iur., LL.M., Attorney at Law

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 51 75
dzevrije.zendeli@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Corporate / M&A Capital Markets

Dzevrije Zendeli is a managing associate in the Corporate/M&A-Team of Walder Wyss. Her practice focuses on domestic and international mergers & acquisitions, capital markets law, general commercial and corporate law and employment law matters.

Dzevrije Zendeli studied law at the University of Zurich (lic. iur., 2011) and at the Columbia University, New York (LL.M., 2019). Prior to joining Walder Wyss, Dzevrije Zendeli was working for several years as an associate for another leading law firm in Zurich. Prior to that, she worked as a clerk at the Labor Court of Zurich and as a junior associate for another leading law firm in Zurich.

Dzevrije Zendeli is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland. She practices mainly in German and English and also speaks Albanian and French.

Sogestran Group takes over shipping company Reederei Jaegers

Voliro announces USD 12 million Series A funding round

Calibre Scientific acquires Bioreba AG

12 January 2024

Walder Wyss advised Ionisos group

8 November 2023

Bota Systems AG announces the completion of USD 2.5m Seed Round

Ionios SAS’ acquisition of an E-beam sterilisation and cross-linking facility from Studer Cables AG

Sale of Compotech AG

Axiom group acquires Swisslinx

Westhive AG raises over CHF 6 million in series A financing round

Astorg acquires CordenPharma from ICIG

GarLa Group acquires Enz Group AG

Promotions at Walder Wyss

Montana Aerospace AG performs Accelerated Bookbuilding and Capital Increase

19 November 2021

TX Group, Ringier, La Mobilière and General Atlantic form joint venture to create leading digital marketplace group

1 September 2021

ED&F Man Capital Markets sells Structured Commodities Division

13 January 2021

Child labour risks in the supply chain

23 August 2023 | by Samuel Lieberherr and Dzevrije Zendeli

Jurisprudence overview

2022 | by Thiemo Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 3/2022 | pp. 12

Partial Revision of the Cartel Act: Introduction of the Concept of Relative Market Power - Cessation of a Post-Contractual Non-Competition Clause – FSCourt 4A_109/2021 of 20 July 2021

23 February 2022 | by Monique Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 6/2021 | pp. 11-12

Reporting Obligations on Non-Financial Issues and Transparency concerning "Conflict Minerals" and Child Labour in Force

23 February 2022 | by Thiemo Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 1/2022 | pp. 11 - 12

New equity segment for SMEs - Update on jurisprudence for BoD

17 November 2021 | by Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] and Thiemo Sturny [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 5/2021 | pp. 11-12

No right of former executive bodies to refuse to testify in cartel proceedings – Judicial Convocation of a General Meeting

November 2021 | by Thiemo Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 4/2021 | pp. 11-12

Ad-hoc-Publicity: Revised Regulations

2021 | by Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] and Thiemo Sturny [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 3/2021 | pp. 11-12

Special audit: Case law update

2021 | by Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] and Thiemo Sturny [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 2/2021 | pp. 11-12

Coronavirus: General Meetings and Legally Valid Signatures from the Home Office

2021 | by Thiemo Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 1/2021 | pp. 11-12

Organisational deficiencies: Case law update

11 January 2021 | by Thiemo Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 6/2020 | pp. 11-12

Corporate Responsibility and Liability of the Governing Bodies for Social Security Contributions

11 January 2021 | by Thiemo Sturny [co-author] and Dzevrije Zendeli [co-author] | in: Recht relevant. für Verwaltungsräte 5/2020 | pp. 11-12

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