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More than 30 languages, including: Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Luxembourgish, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish etc.
Independent Luxembourgish law firm Arendt & Medernach was established in 1988 and is presently led by managing partner Jean-Marc Ueberecken. In addition to its Luxembourg office, the firm has representative offices in Hong Kong, London, New York, Paris and Frankfurt.
Highlights
The firm is a strong player in the Luxembourg market, achieving tier 1 rankings in Banking, Financial services Regulatory, Investment funds and M&A and is also very active in Capital Markets and Restructuring and Insolvency transactions.
- In Banking and Finance the firm worked on a mix of loans, financings and refinancings.
- In Capital Markets the firm worked on a mix of note issuances, IPOs and secondary share offerings.
- In Investment Funds the firm focused on assisting with both domestic and cross-border fund formation work.
- In M&A the firm’s work focused in on assisting with both investments and acquisitions for clients from a wide range of sectors.
- In Restructuring and Insolvency the firm worked on both corporate and financial restructurings.
- Key clients of the firm in banking and finance include AIG, JP Morgan, Clearstream Banking, Goldman Sachs, HBSC.
- Key clients of the firm in investment funds include Schroders, Neuberger Berman, Generali, Nordea, General Atlantic.
- Key clients of the firm in M&A include Ardian, Bain Capital, Thomas Bravo, LVMH / L Catterton.
- Key clients of the firm in restructuring and insolvency include Adler Group, Bain Capital, Fidera, Food Delivery Brands Group and Noteholders of Swissport.
- Administrative Law, Property, Construction & Environment
- Banking & Financial Services
- Business Crime
- Restructuring & Insolvency
- Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
- Employment Law, Pensions & Benefits
- EU Financial & Competition Law
- Finance & Capital Markets
- Data, Tech & Commercial
- Insurance & Reinsurance Law
- Investment Management
- Private Equity & Real Estate
- Private Clients
- Tax
- Accounting
- Banking
- Financial services
- Insurance
- Investment management
- Natural resources
- Real estate
- Tech and telecoms
- Administrative Laws, Property, Construction & Environment
Christian Point
Partner
christian.point@arendt.com
- Banking & Financial Services
Philippe Dupont
Partner
philippe.dupont@arendt.com
Glenn Meyer
Partner
glenn.meyer@arendt.com
- Business Crime
Jean-Luc Putz
Partner
jean-luc.putz@arendt.com
- Commercial & Insolvency
François Kremer
Partner
francois.kremer@arendt.com
- Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions
Carsten Opitz
Partner
carsten.opitz@arendt.com
- Finance & Capital Markets
Matthieu Taillandier
Partner
matthieu.taillandier@arendt.com
François Warken
Partner
francois.warken@arendt.com
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Clara Mara
Partner
clara.mara@arendt.com
- Employment Law, Pensions & Benefits
Philippe Schmit
Partner
philippe.schmit@arendt.com
- EU & Competition Law
Philippe-Emmanuel Partsch
Partner
philippe-emmanuel.partsch@arendt.com
- Insurance & Reinsurance Law
Pierre-Michaël de Waersegger
Partner
pierre-michael.dewaersegger@arendt.com
Emmanuelle Mousel
Partner
emmanuelle.mousel@arendt.com
- Investment Management
Isabelle Lebbe
Partner
isabelle.lebbe@arendt.com
- IP, Communication & Technology
Astrid Wagner
Partner
astrid.wagner@arendt.com
- Private Equity & Real Estate
Pierre Beissel
Partner
pierre.beissel@arendt.com
Gilles Dusemon
Partner
gilles.dusemon@arendt.com
- Private Wealth
Eric Fort
Partner
eric.fort@arendt.com
Guy Harles
Partner
guy.harles@arendt.com
- Tax Law
Thierry Lesage
Partner
thierry.lesage@arendt.com
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- London
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