Koutalidis Law Firm advised a multinational group in relation to the Greek aspects of the group restructuring
We advised a Swedish multinational group, currently a global leader in the home and business→
Koutalidis Law Firm advised the Joint Lead Managers of the Hellenic Republic’s Issuance of 7-Year GGBs
Koutalidis Law Firm advised the Joint Lead Managers of the Hellenic Republic’s issuance of €2,500,000,000,→
Legal 500 names Koutalidis as a Top Tier Firm
It’s another year and another Top Tier ranking by the Legal 500 for Koutalidis Law→
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Jul
Jul
“Financial and Corporate Top Tier Firm” ranking assigned to Koutalidis Law Firm
IFLR 1000, the guide to the world’s leading financial law firms, has bestowed our firm→
19
May
May
Koutalidis Law Firm maintains Top Tier Ranking
Koutalidis Law Firm has been consistently ranked as a leading Global and European firm by→
12
Apr
Apr
News about our firm’s departments
We are pleased to announce that Nikos Salakas shall be joining Alpha Bank as Chief→
Koutalidis Law Firm advised on the Athens International Airport concession extension
This transaction was successfully completed in January 2019 and led to the extension until June→
Koutalidis Law Firm advised HRADF on the successfully completed privatisation of DESFA S.A.
This transaction constitutes the largest privatization concluded by the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF)→
Koutalidis Shortlisted for Greece Law Firm of the Year
Chambers and Partners have included Koutalidis Law Firm in their shortlist of firms eligible for→
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Sep
Sep
Koutalidis Law Firm advised Vodafone Hellas on acquisition of Cyta Hellas
This deal comprised the acquisition of an important player in the Greek telecommunications market, Cyta→
The Legal 500 ranks Koutalidis Law Firm among Top Tier Firms
It’s yet another Top Tier Ranking for Koutalidis Law Firm, granted by The Legal 500.→
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Jul
Jul
Koutalidis Law Firm advised Deutsche Telekom AG on the acquisition of a further stake in OTE SA
As part of its Privatization Programme the Hellenic Republic was required to divest a further→