Private Capital & Investment Structuring
How capital enters, is governed and exits: SPVs, holdings, investment agreements and investor rights.
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Practice 05 · Transactions
A transaction is judged twice: on the day it closes, and on the day it is tested.
We advise buyers, sellers, investors and partners on acquisitions, disposals and joint ventures — leading the legal work from structure and due diligence through negotiation, closing and post-closing integration.
What we do
Buy-side and sell-side mandates for private companies, carve-outs and business units.
Choosing the transaction form by liabilities, permits, contracts and tax — then documenting it accordingly.
Contractual and corporate JVs with defined contributions, control rights, deadlock resolution and exit.
Agreements between owners on governance, transfers, funding obligations and disputes — drafted to work when relations are strained, not only when they are good.
Legal due diligence, SPAs, disclosure, warranties, indemnities, price mechanisms and conditions precedent.
Closing mechanics, approvals and registrations, then post-closing restructuring and integration of the acquired business.
Who we advise
Typical matters
Illustrative of the matters we advise on — not a list of past engagements.
Approach
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Form, perimeter, price mechanism and timetable — agreed early so negotiation focuses on what is genuinely open.
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Findings are translated into price adjustments, warranties, indemnities or conditions — not left in a report.
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We run the documentation and the closing checklist, keeping every workstream and adviser aligned.
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Post-closing adjustments, integration and governance, and enforcement of protections if they are needed.
Focused services
Cross-border capability
When buyer, seller and target sit in different countries, someone must hold the transaction together. We act as lead transaction counsel, managing the documentation and timetable and coordinating local counsel on target-level diligence, approvals and closing formalities in each jurisdiction involved.
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How capital enters, is governed and exits: SPVs, holdings, investment agreements and investor rights.
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Lead and coordinating counsel for international investment structures and multi-jurisdiction transactions.
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Project structuring from land to exit: SPVs, development and construction agreements, investors, JV and financing.
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