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Barbara Valente
Attorney at Law
bpv Hügel
Barbara Vighné Herczegfalvi
Associate
Dentons
Barbora Dunovská
Managing Partner
DUNOVSKÁ & PARTNERS
Baris Ertekin
Partner
Ertekin Attorney Partnership
Barlas Balcioglu
Partner, Head of Banking and Finance Group, Head of Real Estate Group
Balcioglu Selçuk Eymirlioglu Ardiyok Keki Attorney Partnership
Barna Evva
Partner
Racine
Barnabas Finnigan
Partner
Conyers
Barnabás Sági
Counsel
Kinstellar Andrékó Ferenczi & Társai Ügyvédi Iroda
Barry Conway
Barry is a Consultant in William Fry’s Corporate Department. He specialises in M&A, IPO, corporate restructurings, corporate finance, securities laws, company law, corporate governance, shareholder agreements, and contractual issues (including agency and distribution agreements).
William Fry LLP
Barry Donnelly
Barry has more than 30 years' experience in international disputes and investigations, involving banking, finance, financial services, fund and asset management, trusts, insolvency, fraud and financial crime. He has been approved as a Skilled Person by the Financial Conduct Authority and has conducted numerous business critical regulatory reviews in both the UK and overseas. Barry has particular expertise in large scale financial litigation and arbitration, and regulatory investigations and proceedings. He represents clients in connection with investigations and proceedings involving both UK and overseas regulatory bodies and government agencies, including the London Stock Exchange, the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers, the Financial Conduct Authority, the Serious Fraud Office, the Department of Justice, the SEC and the CFTC. He frequently advises and conducts internal investigations for financial institutions and other regulated investment businesses; examples include matters involving failings in systems and controls, conflicts of interest, internal fraud, the alleged manipulation of LIBOR, precious metals, FX and commodities trading, market abuse, insider dealing, misleading statements, money laundering, bribery and corruption, and failure to prevent economic crime. Barry's representation of clients has included complex, often cross-border, disputes and investigations involving the co-ordination of proceedings or the obtaining of evidence abroad, as well as information requests from international courts, regulators and government agencies, such as under the Hague Evidence Convention or the Crime (International Co-operation) Act 2003. Overseas jurisdictions have included the Cayman Islands, the BVI, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, France, Italy, the Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Brazil, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Malaysia, Mauritius, Indonesia, Greece, Ireland, the United States, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark and Iceland.
Macfarlanes LLP
Barry Garven
Co-head of Tax
Bowmans
Barry McKeown
Barry is Head of Glasgow office and a partner specialising in Real Estate. Barry is an experienced real estate lawyer who drives deals acting as project manager for multi-disciplinary teams of lawyers and other professionals delivering layered legal advice on transactions, acting as conduit for the client relationship regardless of the nature of the underlying core deal (ie corporate, funds, financing, tax etc). He has a broad spectrum of expertise in all areas of real estate work across the UK with particular focus on the commercial development and investment markets, residential development and housebuilding (including market leading work in the PRS and BTR sectors) and also renewable energy. He has acted for developers, landowners (both in the private and public sector), funders and investors with a key emphasis on complex development arrangements, including conditional contracts, option arrangements, joint ventures, leasing, property finance arrangements and lending, as well as tax efficient property structures and vehicles. In the PRS/BTR sectors he was the client partner working on the structuring and delivery of three core PRS funds including the launch of a PRS REIT which have delivered several thousand PRS units across the UK and each of which continue to roll out. His exposure to the energy sectors is across many of the core technology areas including onshore wind (both single turbine and large scale 100MW plus projects), solar PV, hydro, Energy from Waste and AD as well as biomass and biogas projects. Whilst out of the law for a period as a board director of a house builder, Barry was also responsible for that business' diversification into renewables and green energy projects including specifically AD and district heating systems relating to their housing projects. He has advised both project developers and landowners on the property aspects of projects as well as financing and exit from completed projects. He also has a particular specialism in Islamic financing and Sharia'h compliant structuring of real estate transactions across the UK acting for major Middle East based real estate developers, investors, UHNW individuals and family offices investing in UK property. Barry is head of Shoosmiths’ Glasgow office and responsible for the firm’s contribution to, and profile within, the city’s business community.
Shoosmiths
Barry Stimpson
Barry heads up Shoosmiths’ Investment Funds practice and is recognised in Chambers & Partners as a notable practitioner, with clients describing him as being "very responsive and highly knowledgeable of the sector", adding that he is "pragmatic and an excellent negotiator." His drafting skills and knowledge of hedge funds are further acknowledged in the Legal 500 directory. Barry’s experience as a funds specialist with City and international law firms extends to more than 30 years in advising clients on establishing real estate, venture capital, private equity and hedge funds and other investment structures, as well as on mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings and other corporate work. His work includes advising fund managers, investors and professional services firms on limited liability partnerships and partnership agreements and mergers. Barry was previously an investment banker at UBS, gaining experience in the real estate and listed funds sectors to bring an understanding of both the financial and legal drivers behind projects. Barry’s experience includes: • Advising a UK real estate manager on establishing 3 real estate funds • Acting for a UK asset advisor on over 20 real estate club deals • Establishing a private equity fund for a family wealth office • Establishing a credit fund for a UK and EU lending institution • Establishing 2 crypto currency funds in the Cayman Islands • Establishing a series of 3 BVI hedge funds on behalf of a UK fund manager
Shoosmiths LLP
Bart De Cock
Partner
Tiberghien
Bart De Man
Partner
Kennedy Van der Laan
Bart De Moor
Bart De Moor is a partner in our dispute resolution practice and in the restructuring & insolvency practice. He assists and advises clients on litigation and alternative dispute resolution, company law, commercial law, private international law, and secured debt, whether they are complex international issues or local matters. A lot of his work revolve around corporate disputes such as shareholders and directors’ disputes, directors’ liability, and insolvency-related disputes. He also advises clients on reorganisation and insolvency and is regularly appointed by the court as an insolvency practitioner. He was an insolvency practitioner appointed by the court in the reorganisation proceedings of the Belgian airline Sabena, the companies Photo Hall Multimedia and Flamant Group, and in the bankruptcy proceedings of Photo Hall Multimedia and Free Record Shop. Bart is an accredited mediator in civil and commercial matters, accredited with the Federale Bemiddelingscommissie since 2007. He is an insolvency practitioner, who is admitted to plead before the Brussels Court of Enterprises (Ondernemingsrechtbank/Tribunal de l’entreprise). Bart is a lecturer at the Faculty of Law of Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven) and author of numerous books and articles published extensively in legal journals. He is a member of the editorial board of the the legal journal DAOR (Droit des Affaires-OndernemingsRecht), member of Insol Europe and Insol World, and member and co-chair of the Reorganisation and Workouts Subcommittee of the Insolvency Section of the International Bar Association (IBA).
Strelia
Bart Zandbergen
Partner, Dispute resolution: Commercial litigation
Stonewater
Bartosz KruzEwski
Bartosz Krużewski's practice focuses on a wide range of arbitration and litigation matters. He specialises in complex disputes both domestic and international. His experience includes post-merger, construction, finance, investment and shareholder disputes as well as advisory work in the oil and gas, telecoms and construction sectors. Bartosz also advises and represents clients in white-collar and directors' liabilities related matters. Bartosz has represented States, governmental agencies and private parties. He regularly sits as an arbitrator under various arbitration rules and publishes in the field of arbitration. Bartosz also specialises in court and out-of-court restructurings, including involvement in high-profile contentious and non-contentious restructurings.
Clifford Chance, Janicka, Kruzewski, Stosio i wspólnicy spólka komandytowa
Bas Boutellier
Partner (Banking and Finance)
De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
Bas de Graaf
Associate
Barandun AG
Bashir Ahmed
Managing Partner
Afridi & Angell Legal Consultants
Bassel Boutros
Partner
BSA LAW
Bassem Daher
Senior Partner
Galadari Advocates & Legal Consultants
Bastien Raisse
Bastien Raisse is Counsel in Gide's Capital Markets team in Paris. He advises arrangers, investors and borrowers, both French and foreign, on the structuring of market transactions, the drafting and negotiation of documentation and all related regulatory issues. Bastien is mainly involved in all debt products and market segments (Investment Grade - Corporate and FIG with a particular focus on regulatory capital issues in the banking or insurance sector, Euro PP and High Yield) but also in securities giving access to capital, whether in the context of issues, restructuring or buybacks. He also specialises in innovative transactions that incorporate sustainability components (ESG or SLB bonds) or rely on disruptive technologies such as blockchain (security token issues and refinancing through DAOs). Bastien holds an M2 in Financial Law from the Université Paris-Saclay/ESCP Business School. He lectures at the MDBF of Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and at Sciences Po Paris. Bastien was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2010.
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