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Our firm has contributed to the highly anticipated book “The Société Anonyme in Practice,” edited by Prof. Georgios Triantafyllakis and published by NOMIKI BIBLIOTHIKI. This publication is a landmark resource for the Greek legal industry, offering useful insights into the practical application of the Société Anonyme legal framework. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Prof. Triantafyllakis for inviting us to be part of this important project.
Partner Alexander Metallinos and Associates Regina Keramida and Eleni Amalia Giannakopoulou authored the key chapter on Bond Loans. This section provides two comprehensive templates—one for common bond loans and one for convertible bond loans—complete with detailed commentary designed to guide legal practitioners through complex financial transactions.
As one of the most authoritative references for corporate law in Greece, “The Société Anonyme in Practice” is an essential tool for legal professionals, helping to bridge theory and practice.
For more information, visit: https://www.nb.org/i-anonymi-etairia-stin-praxi.html.
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Our firm contributed to the Lexology Panoramic Private Antitrust Litigation 2024, a practical guide that provides readers the opportunity to compare regulatory environments across different jurisdictions.
Dimitris Loukas (Partner) and Kostas Manikas (Associate), authored the chapter for Greece, sharing local insights, recent developments of private antitrust litigation and valuable information on the local legal framework.
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Based on recent announcements of the Greek government it seems that the stamp duty cost on non-bank lending of businesses will remain intact. And even worse, duties will be levied on corporate bond loans for the first time in half a century.
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We are delighted to announce our contribution to the Chambers Global Practice Guide: Construction Law 2024. The Greek chapter regarding trends and developments, authored by our team—Partners Euripides Ioannou and Theologos Mintzas, along with Associates Valia Anastasopoulou, Anastasia Bolari, Ilia Aikaterini Boura, Nikolaos Kampantais, and Vasilis Tsintavis—provides insights into the Greek construction sector and offers a comprehensive overview of issues and industry trends affecting employers, contractors, subcontractors, and financiers.
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