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capital markets
Schoenherr's international capital markets teams provide legal advice on all aspects of capital markets law across the CEE region.
"They have profound legal and market knowledge. They have a very good network and they have experience. Their cross-border capabilities, especially in Eastern Europe, are a particular strength due to their powerful network."
Schoenherr's capital markets group is a dedicated multijurisdictional practice team drawing upon capital markets lawyers from 19 jurisdictions across CEE/SEE. Our teams works closely across the regions, drawing from cultural diversity and common high standards in the quality of our legal advice. Our "on the ground" knowledge of local markets and the regulatory, political and economic environments gives us an unrivalled familiarity with the intricate legal issues specific to those markets.
Our capital markets group is supported by the resources of our other practice groups, which enables us to represent clients in all types of industries and in any situation.
We advise corporate issuers, investment banks and regulated entities on the full spectrum of capital markets transactions, capital markets regulatory, corporate governance and compliance issues as well as litigation and dispute resolution.
our services
We provide full-service capital markets law advice, including
- structuring and implementing local and international transactions
- initial and secondary public offerings of equity and equity linked instruments, including rights issues of listed companies
- standalone debt issues, including high-yield
- debt issuance programmes, including MTN or commercial paper programmes
- repackagings, structured products and securitisations
- derivatives
- tier 1 and innovative regulatory capital issuances
- liability management
- private placements, block trades
- buybacks of securities, tender and exchange offers
- technical listings
- disclosure requirements
- market abuse and inside information regime
- refinancing and restructuring distressed debt
- regulatory and compliance advice
- litigation and dispute resolution, representation in front of regulators
news
publication
10 December 2024
romania poland austria hungary
V.Das Alexeev F.Buta V.Stropșa A.Goławska W.Kapica M.Ebner N.Szilvási B.Bodó G.Pázsitka C.Ghinea U.Rath A.Fischer
to the point: finance l Q4/2024
press release
Austria: Schoenherr advises dealer managers on successful issuance of EUR 500m subordinated notes (Tier 2) by VOLKSBANK WIEN AG and tender offer
Schoenherr advised the dealer managers, among others Danske Bank, Erste Group, ING, NATIXIS and UBS, in the course of VOLKSBANK WIEN AG's invitation to existing holders of their outstanding EUR 400m 2.75 % fixed to fixed Tier 2 notes with an interest rate reset date on 6 October 2022 to tender their notes for purchase by the company for cash. The firm also advised the joint lead managers, among others Danske Bank, Erste Group, ING, NATIXIS and UBS, on the successful issuance of EUR 500m 5.5 % fixed to fixed 11.25NC6.25 subordinated notes (Tier 2) by VOLKSBANK WIEN AG.
press release
Austria: Schoenherr advises OMV on successful issue of EUR 1bln corporate bonds
Schoenherr advised OMV Aktiengesellschaft, an international integrated oil, natural gas and chemicals company headquartered in Vienna, as issuer's counsel in connection with the successful, oversubscribed issue of corporate bonds in an aggregate volume of EUR 1bln.
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know-how
Capital Markets Guide
The global financial crisis that started in 2008 significantly affected much of the Eurozone and caused bank lending volumes in many parts of Europe to decline significantly. In addition, Basel III capital and liquidity rules have required banks to strengthen their balance sheets, and this too seems to be transforming Europe’s bank-lending-dominated debt markets. Businesses are more aware of the need to diversify funding sources as a result of these changes in the economic and regulatory environment.
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our team
Schoenherr's team of capital markets experts works across 19 jurisdictions in Central and Eastern Europe.