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Andrii Moskalyk

Andrii Moskalyk is a partner at the Kyiv office of Baker McKenzie with the M&A and corporate practice group, primarily focusing on oil & gas, energy, mining and infrastructure projects (EMI), including public-private partnerships (PPPs) and other cooperation agreements between investors and the government, complex M&A and carve-out transactions in the EMI area. Andrii has more than 10 years of experience advising foreign and domestic clients on structuring, negotiating and implementing complex EMI deals in both Ukraine and abroad. Andrii joined Baker McKenzie in 2016 from Clifford Chance, where he had worked in the corporate department since 2009, both in the Kyiv and London offices. Andrii has vast experience working on complex multi-jurisdictional transactions, in particular, those involving European countries and North Africa, in such industry sectors as oil & gas, electricity generation and transmission and infrastructure. Andrii has worked extensively on structuring and institutionalizing new corporate governance models for national energy strategic companies, privatizations in the energy sector, energy M&A and PPP deals. · Baker McKenzie, Kyiv Office

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About

Partner at Baker McKenzie's Kyiv office, focusing on M&A and corporate law with a specialization in energy, mining, and infrastructure (EMI) projects, including public-private partnerships and complex cross-border transactions.

Practice areas

Mergers and AcquisitionsCorporateEnergyOil and GasMiningInfrastructurePublic-Private PartnershipsPrivatizationsCorporate GovernanceSecurities and Financial Regulation

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Expertise

CorporateMergers and AcquisitionsEnergyOil and GasMiningInfrastructurePublic-Private PartnershipsPrivatizationsCorporate Governance

Education

  • Georgetown University Law Center, Master of Laws in Securities and Financial Regulation (honors), 2009
  • Donetsk National University, Master of Civil Law (honors), 2006

Languages

EnglishRussianUkrainian