Greenberg Traurig has advised Manova Partners on the sale of the Zaulek Piekna office building in Warsaw to Syrena Real Estate. Wolf Theiss advised Syrena Real Estate. Addleshaw Goddard advised mBank as the financing bank.

Ijdelea & Associates has advised Black Sea Oil & Gas, backed by The Carlyle Group, on a EUR 175 million syndicated credit extended by a consortium of Romanian and international financial institutions. Popovici Nitu Stoica & Asociatii advised the lenders.

Zepos & Yannopoulos has advised Eurobank on the bond loan facilities extended to companies ultimately co-controlled by Olympia Group as part of Project Unity, a financing arrangement supporting the acquisition of Entersoft.

Schoenherr has advised mBank on a financing package for NU-MED.

White & Case has advised Bank Polska Kasa Opieki on the issuance of PLN 750 million (approximately EUR 175.5 million) subordinated capital bonds. 

Hungary has taken major strides towards modernising its framework for non-performing loans (NPLs) with the introduction of Act XII of 2025 on servicers of non-performing credit agreements and purchasers of non-performing credit agreements. The new legislation, which will come into force on 16 May 2025, implements the EU's Directive 2021/2167 into Hungarian law, thereby establishing a comprehensive system for the transfer, management and servicing of NPLs. These reforms are poised to transform the Hungarian NPL market, creating new opportunities and responsibilities for both domestic and international investors.