Greenberg Traurig has advised Israeli payroll and human resources software company Papaya Global on its acquisition of London-headquartered Azimo.
Closing is expected in 2022, pending regulatory approval.
Azimo provides a global digital cross-border money transfer service.
"We can’t wait to join forces with Papaya to make it even easier for workers to get paid anywhere in the world," Azimo CEO Richard Ambrose commented. "Papaya’s customers will benefit hugely from our long experience in building payment technology and operating as a regulated payments business."
The Greenberg Traurig team was led by London office Partner Sarah Moyles and Associate Jamie Ball and included Warsaw-based Partners Anna Halas-Krawczyk and Jolanta Nowakowska-Zimoch, Local Partners Michal Bobrzynski and Maciej Kacymirow, Senior Associate Natalia Wolkowycka, and Associates Adam Andula, Jakub Dittmer, Jaroslaw Fejdasz, Marta Poplawska, Krzysztof Poplawski; London-based Partners Naomi Feinstein, Graham Iversen, Emma Menzies, and Gillian Sproul, Senior Associates Natalie Carter and Richard Hughes, Consultant Ewen Mitchell, and Associates Justin Hool, Kathryn Jones, and Calum Young; Berlin-based Local Partner Carsten Kociok and Associate Ricarda Seifert; Amsterdam-based Partners Wietse de Jong, Thomas Timmermans, and Bas Vletter, Senior Associates Eva Herde and Alette Kroese, and Associates Ali El Hri, Sera Hendrix, Maquina Lame, Chazz Sutherland, Iza van Erkel, and Wouter van Wengen; and New York-based Partner William Mack.
