Goldblum and Partners ranked again by IFLR1000

IFLR1000 again recognises Goldblum and Partners in its Switzerland rankings, listing the Firm for Corporate / M&A and for Restructuring & Insolvency. The Firm has appeared across IFLR1000 editions since 2014.

What the ranking covers

IFLR1000 assesses corporate and financial practices country by country. For Switzerland it placed Goldblum and Partners in two categories: mergers and acquisitions, and restructuring and insolvency. Both sit at the centre of what the Firm does for international clients coming into Switzerland: share deals and group reorganisations, refinancings, and the over-indebtedness duties under Art. 725 of the Code of Obligations.

The work behind the listing tends to share two features: it is technically demanding, and it runs to a deadline. Much of it is cross-border, where a single Swiss step — a notarisation, a register filing, a bank onboarding — has to slot into a wider transaction without becoming the thing that holds it up.

How IFLR1000 reaches its view

IFLR1000 is an international legal-market research service. Its rankings draw on written submissions, interviews with practitioners, peer review and direct feedback from clients, not on paid placement. Recognition across more than a decade reflects a consistent track record rather than a single strong year.

Where the Firm is heading

The corporate and restructuring work that IFLR1000 recognises now sits alongside the Firm's lead specialisation: financial regulation: FINMA licensing, SRO affiliation, crypto and AML, which has been the centre of gravity since 2014. The same discipline applies to both: read the rule, map it to the client's facts, and say plainly what works and what does not.

The full record of rankings and recognitions sits on the firm page.