Anwältinnen und Anwälte Elisabeth Moskric

Elisabeth Moskric

Elisabeth Moskric

Counsel
Dr. iur., Attorney at Law

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 56 21
elisabeth.moskric@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Tätigkeitsbereiche: Banking, Finance & Insurance Real Estate & Construction Capital Markets

Elisabeth Moskric is counsel in the firm’s Corporate Finance & Capital Markets group. Her preferred areas of practice include banking, finance, corporate and commercial law. Another focus of Elisabeth Moskric is real estate law, where she regularly advises international clients regarding all aspects of acquisition and sale as well as financing and refinancing of Swiss real estate.

Born in 1973, Elisabeth Moskric was educated at Zurich University (lic. iur. 1999, Dr. iur. 2003). She published a doctoral thesis on the subject of the lombard loan. She has working experience as a research assistant at the chair of Prof. D. Zobl at Zurich University and as a law clerk at the District Court of Hinwil/ZH as well as a secondee in the legal department of a major Swiss private bank.

Elisabeth Moskric speaks German, English and French. She is registered with the Zurich Bar Registry and admitted to practice in all Switzerland.

Bridgepoint acquires Infinigate

UBS Switzerland AG acquired a mortgage loan portfolio from Bank Julius Bär & Co AG

7. November 2019

Walder Wyss assisted Goldman Sachs International Bank, London, on the establishment of a new Swiss residential mortgage business platform established by ELAN Suisse Hypotheken AG

1. October 2019

Facets of assignment law - Overview over selected legal aspects of the assignment with a particular focus on financing transactions

12. September 2021

Legal aspects of receivables embodied in bills of exchange

Legal considerations of assignment of receivables under Swiss international private law

29. February 2020

Recognitions

Women in Law 2022

Global Excellence Awards 2022

Corporate America Awards 2022

Global Law Experts 2023_Recommended Attorney

Global Law Expers_Recommended Firm

Corporate America Today 2023 Elisabeth Moskric

acquisition international: Leading Corporate Finance Law Expert of the Year (Switzerland)

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