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Compiled by lawyers across Baker McKenzie's European network, the European Take-Private Financing Guide compares the noteworthy features and requirements of financing take-private transactions in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Türkiye, UK and Ukraine.
Public-to-private deals are a dominant feature of the M&A landscape. Ask any industry participant about their experience of public M&A and you are likely to elicit a range of reactions. At one end of the spectrum, successful public deals appear to offer an upside for all those involved. Shareholders realise a premium, management is incentivised, investors deploy capital to unlock new opportunities, and even advisors benefit from the flurry of activity. At the other end of the spectrum, public M&A remains time-consuming, resource-intensive and expensive in the context of a rule-bound process with an outcome that is far from certain or controllable.
At Baker McKenzie, we have a deep and broad knowledge of all facets of take-private transactions, including the role of financing as a critical part of the process. Our experience of leading these deals and our ability to work seamlessly across borders and legal frameworks are captured in this guide.
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