Keco Legal has advised Feraset on its USD 4.5 million investment round.
Linklaters and Wozniak Legal Advise on Mirova's EUR 50 Million Investment in GreenWay
Linklaters has advised Mirova on its investment of over EUR 50 million in GreenWay. Wozniak Legal and, reportedly, AKF Legal, WKB Wiercinski Kwiecinski Baehr, and Athena Legal, advised GreenWay.
Kinstellar Advises EMMA Capital on Acquisition of Diamedix in Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, and Ukraine
Kinstellar has advised EMMA Capital Group on its acquisition of Diamedix from Chrelias Vasileios and GED Eastern Fund II – Fondo de Capital de Riesgo, via its subsidiary Emma Zeta.
Wolf Theiss Advises Wabtec on USD 960 Million Acquisition of Dellner Couplers
Wolf Theiss, working with Jones Day, has advised Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies Corporation on its acquisition of Sweden-based Dellner Couplers for USD 960 million from EQT. Milbank and Vinge reportedly advised EQT.
Cytowski & Partners Advises SplxAI on USD 7 Million Series Seed Financing with LAUNCHub Ventures
Cytowski & Partners has advised SplxAI on its USD 7 million series seed financing round led by LAUNCHub Ventures. Gunderson reportedly advised LAUNCHub Ventures.
Fiduciary Transfers: Relic of the Past or Financial Necessity?
The word “fiduciary” originates from the Latin language and in translation means trust or pledge and dates back to Roman law and denotes a contract that is created when one party, the fiduciary (fiducians), hands over to another party a fiduciary (fiduciarius) something for ownership, and the fiduciary undertakes to return the same thing to the ownership of the fiduciary after the expiration of a certain term or the fulfillment of a certain condition. The fiduciary transfer of ownership rights i.e. fiduciary (“Fiduciary”) was introduced as a legal institute into the Montenegrin legal system through the Law on Fiduciary Transfer of Rights (“Official Gazette RCG No 23/96”) and after that, it continued to live under the Law on Property Relations (“Official Gazette CG No 19/09”).
A 2025 Outlook at the Greek Corporate Landscape
As we near the conclusion of the first quarter of 2025, it is clear that the Greek corporate landscape and M&A market are undergoing significant changes influenced by a variety of economic, regulatory, and social factors. While the M&A sector experienced steady activity over the past two years, its overall momentum was relatively muted, primarily due to geopolitical tensions, social dynamics, and inflationary pressures. However, a much-anticipated increase in traction appears to be on the horizon, making a comprehensive understanding of the current trends and challenges within the market crucial to effectively navigate and track this evolving environment.