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Karsten Kristoffersen
Karsten Kristoffersen practises in the interface between legal and financial issues. He primarily advises clients in the financial and energy sectors about complex disputes and investigations focusing on financial regulation and products, AML, capital markets matters, M&A-related claims, management and audit liability, natural gas, LNG and other off-shore issues. Karsten has previously advised on finance transactions, regulatory issues and corporate transactions, and he has in-depth experience with economic analyses, including accounts analyses, statistical data, financial and investment models, and fair value analyses.
Bruun & Hjejle
Karsten Wöckener
Partner
White & Case LLP
Kaspar Landolt
Partner
CMS von Erlach Partners Ltd.
Katarina Šaric
Senior Associate
Law Firm Glinska & Miškovic Ltd
Katarína Slezáková
Katarína Slezáková is a senior associate and a member of the Banking and Finance group in Dentons’ Bratislava office. In her practice, she focuses on banking and finance transactions including corporate lending, acquisition, real estate, development and project finance, issuance of bonds as well as M&A transactions mostly in the real estate sector. She has experience in competition law in the fields of banking, telecommunication and retail. Katarína has represented clients in civil and commercial litigations including representation before the constitutional court.
Dentons
Kate Andrews
Kate has over 20 years' experience of cross-border corporate finance transactions with particular experience in restructuring and corporate rescue (including debt-for-equity transactions), enforcement, insolvency, acquisition finance, fund finance and real estate finance. Kate's recent transactions include advising: The creditors committee in relation to the c.£200 million debt restructuring of FatFace, a UK-headquartered apparel retail business The committee of lenders in the debt restructuring of Travelex The ad hoc committee of creditors and the company in connection with the financial restructuring of Doncasters Group The ad hoc committee of convertible bondholders of Steinhoff Finance Holding GmbH The ad hoc group of bondholders on the restructuring of bonds issued by Vieo B.V. and capital restructuring of Lebara Group The ad hoc group creditors in respect of the restructuring of a "household name" UK retailer The lenders and initial purchasers in respect of super senior revolving credit facilities and related bond issuances for Domestic & General Group A satellite technology group in respect of the establishment of a Jersey holding structure and related financing The bidder in the financing of a public takeover of a Swedish-listed company incorporated in Switzerland The lenders in respect of the restructuring and US$1bn refinancing of the holding structure for two offshore oil drilling rigs Kate has also been involved with a number of legislative proposals in Jersey.
Carey Olsen
Kate Bennett
Kate Bennett, a co-founder of Arbor Law, brings over two decades of expertise in corporate and securities law, regulatory compliance, and governance. Having started her career at Baker McKenzie in Chicago before moving to London, she later served as UK General Counsel for two FTSE 250 companies. Kate offers extensive experience in advising international clients on corporate transactions, capital raising, M&A, and has a keen interest in the financial services sector, providing strategic regulatory compliance and governance advice. She's noted for her unique commercial perspective, exceptional quality of pragmatic advice, and a commitment to pro bono work. Kate was recently awarded 'Law Firm Leader of the Year - Boutique or Chambers' award for building a firm with DE&I at the centre of its philosophy by The Women and Diversity in Law Awards.
Arbor Law
Kate Darracott
Partner
CMS
Katerina Hadjichristofi
Partner
Ioannides Demetriou LLC
Katerina Mourtza
Associate
POTAMITISVEKRIS
Katerina Pappa
Junior Associate
POTAMITISVEKRIS
Kateryna Chechulina
Partner in the Banking & Finance practice at CMS Ukraine
CMS Ukraine
Katharina Stüber
Dr. Katharina Stüber is a lawyer and holds a degree in business administration. She is a partner in the German Corporate Practice Group in Baker McKenzie's Frankfurt office and advises on stock corporation and capital markets law. The focus of her work is advising listed companies on stock corporation and group law, including corporate governance, as well as capital market law, in particular on publication obligations as a consequence of the stock exchange listing. She is the author of various publications on stock corporation and capital market law, in particular on the statutory quota for women and market abuse law. Katharina has been awarded by Handelsblatt, Gemany's best lawyers, Wirtschaftswoche and Legal 500 with "Name of Next Generation" quoted with, 'Brilliant lawyer, not only in terms of her legal expertise, but also because of her pragmatic approach to proposing solutions. Always "on the ball" with upcoming legislative projects, regardless of the stage the project is at. She is well networked with the associations and institutions and, despite a very heavy workload, has an open ear for issues that need to be resolved at short notice within the company and never gives the impression that the call is a nuisance. It goes without saying that agreed deadlines are kept. Throughout the year it is a great pleasure to work with her.' Katharina regularly gives lectures at the Deutsches Aktieninstitut, Deutscher Investor Relations Verband, Deutsche Börse AG, WM Seminare, University of Augsburg, Bucerius Law School Hamburg, etc. Dr. Katharina Stüber advises listed companies on German and European stock corporation and capital markets law. This includes advising on issues relating to the rights and duties of management and supervisory boards, corporate governance, group law, market abuse and transparency law. She also regularly accompanies critical general meetings and advises in the context of public takeovers. One focus of her work is insider law. Clients include listed companies, in particular in the pharmaceutical, chemical, industrial and financial services sectors.In the attempted public takeover by Hellmann Friedmann and Blackstone of Scout24 AG, Katharina Stüber advised the target company, as well as on the various measures of capital repayment to shareholders of Scout24 AG and its change of legal form into an SE. Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA on the contemplated acquisition of Akorn Inc. listed in the USA.
Baker McKenzie
Katharina Wilding
Counsel, Banking & Finance, Capital Markets, Corporate, Healthcare Katharina 's main areas of practice include capital markets, banking & finance, corporate law and health care law. Furthermore, she is constantly involved in assisting clients with advice on anti-money-laundering regulations and she advises large corporate clients as well as numerous outpatient clinics and heath care start-ups.
Cerha Hempel
Katherine A. Sawyer
Katherine Sawyer, a former federal prosecutor and experienced trial lawyer, represents clients in white collar litigation and government investigations. Katherine advises corporations, boards of directors, and individuals on investigations conducted by the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and other federal agencies. Katherine also conducts internal investigations regarding a wide range of criminal, quasi-criminal, and regulatory matters including, corruption, financial irregularities, healthcare fraud and abuse, and securities fraud. She represents clients in investigations and enforcement actions related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and alleged sanctions violations. Katherine also advises clients on their internal FCPA and anti-corruption policies and procedures, helps clients design and implement effective systems of internal controls, and provides training to clients on anti-corruption and FCPA compliance. Additionally, Katherine regularly advises clients in connection with cross-border M&A and capital markets transactions, including pre- and post-acquisition due diligence and counseling. Prior to rejoining Latham, Katherine was an Assistant United States Attorney in the US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois, Chicago, and the US Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia. As a former federal prosecutor, Katherine draws on experience having tried more than 30 criminal cases. She argued numerous evidentiary motions in federal court and multiple appeals before the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Katherineoversaw the investigation, indictment, and trial of complex conspiracies, international narcotics, obstruction of justice, export, and cybercrime cases. Fluent in Spanish, Katherine led multiple international criminal investigations, conducted countless witness interviews in Spanish, and worked extensively with foreign law enforcement authorities in Mexico and Colombia. From 2005 to 2008, Katherine served as a Latham associate in the Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles offices in the White Collar Defense & Investigations Practice. Prior to joining Latham, Katherine served as a law clerk to Judge Claude M. Hilton in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
Latham & Watkins
Katherine Tresca
Katherine is a partner in the Jersey corporate group. She works on a wide range of corporate and commercial matters, including private and public mergers and acquisitions, private equity investments, equity capital markets, reorganisations, joint ventures and general corporate advice. Experience includes advising: Stars Group on its recent acquisition of Sky Betting & Gaming Silverfleet Capital on the sale of Ipes, a leading provider of fund administration and other outsourced services in the private equity sector, to Apex Group Strategic Value Partners on its acquisition of Vita Group from TPG Butterfield on its acquisition of Deutsche Bank's banking and custody business in Guernsey, Jersey and the Cayman Islands Cape on its recommended £332 million takeover by the Altrad group, one of the leading global providers of industrial services The majority shareholder of the C5 Alliance Group, which provides technology services to businesses across the Channel Islands and employs 200 people in the Channel Islands, on the sale of the business to BDO in Jersey BLJ Limited (formerly Bank Leumi (Jersey) Limited) on the sale of its Jersey private banking business to EFG Private Banking (Channel Islands) Limited and the sale of its trust company business, Leumi Overseas Trust Corporation Limited, to Valla Limited Apax Partners LLP in the sale of a significant minority interest in GlobalLogic to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and the subsequent disposal to Partners Group Bridgepoint on the acquisition of Moneycorp Quotient on its NASDAQ IPO Polymetal International plc on its reverse takeover of Kazakhgold and subsequent LSE Main Market IPO
Carey Olsen
Kathleen Keilty
Kathleen advises on corporate, securities and mining laws, with a focus on corporate finance and mergers & acquisition transactions. She has extensive experience acting for companies involved in mineral exploration, development and production, who have projects throughout the world. She has a deep knowledge of alternative finance arrangements in the mining sector, including metal streams, property options, earn-in agreements and royalties. Kathleen is also frequently engaged to assist in negotiating joint venture and co-ownership agreements in the mining sector.
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Kathleen M. Wells
Kathleen Wells represents public and private companies and investors in the life sciences and technology sectors. She served as Co-Chair of the Silicon Valley Corporate Department from 2011-2019 and has served on the firm’s mentoring, recruiting, and Women Enriching Business committees. Kathleen represents public and private companies across several industries, venture capital firms, and investment banks. She advises on corporate governance and securities law, and her transactional experience includes numerous public securities offerings, venture capital financings, and mergers and acquisitions. Specifically, Kathleen advises companies and their boards on: Corporate governance matters Public company disclosure issues Federal and state securities law compliance Equity incentives and employment matters Company formation and startup matters In addition, she advises companies, venture capital firms, and strategic investors on key transactions, including: Initial public offerings (IPOs) Follow-on and secondary offerings Venture capital financings Mergers and acquisitions
Latham & Watkins
Kathleen Werner
Kathleen L. Werner is a Partner in the Capital Markets practice of Clifford Chance. Kathleen primarily represents companies and investment banks in capital markets and mergers and acquisitions transactions. Kathleen's clients include public and private companies in the financial services, real estate and media industries. She acts as regular outside corporate and SEC counsel to many of her clients. In addition, Kathleen frequently represents investment banking firms acting as underwriters and initial purchasers in public and private securities offerings. Kathleen's clients include public and private companies in a variety of industries, including the financial services, real estate, healthcare and media industries.
Clifford Chance
Kathryn Weiss
Partner
King & Spalding
Kati Beckmann
Partner/Shareholder
Greenberg Traurig Germany
Katia Merlini
Partner
Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP
Katia Panichi
Partner
Elvinger Hoss Prussen
Katia Papadopoulou
Legal Consultant
Elias Neocleous & Co LLC