Papapolitis & Papapolitis continues to advise Philips Hellas on their ongoing corporate governance and compliance requirements, on a variety of legal matters arising in the course of their business activities and their entry into commercial agreements and public tenders.
A team led by Nicholas Papapolitis advised international advisory firm BlackRock Solutions in respect of their diagnostic assessment of the loan portfolios of a select group of Greek commercial banks following BlackRock’s engagement by the Bank of Greece. The assessment consisted of the four workstreams Asset Quality Review, Credit Loss Projections, Troubled Asset Review and
Papapolitis & Papapolitis acted for Diophar, a leading Greek pharmaceuticals company, in relation to a €15 Million dispute with Baxter International.
Papapolitis & Papapolitis acted for leading fixed line and broadband services provider, Hellas Online, on the corporate restructuring of the company that led to the outsourcing of the Customer Operations, Retail Sales and Retention departments to third party providers. The successful completion of the corporate restructuring paved the way for over 450 employees to join
Papapolitis & Papapolitis acted for investment management firm York Capital Management (UK) Europe Advisors, in respect of their investment in Invel Real Estate Partners’ €653 Million acquisition of a 66% stake in NBG Pangaea Real Estate Investment Company from the National Bank of Greece. The team advised on the negotiation of the terms of York’s
Papapolitis & Papapolitis acted for Dogus Holding in its successful €400 Million bid as an investor in Jermyn Street Real Estate Fund IV, to acquire 85% shares of Astir Palace from the National Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund, signifying one of the largest privatizations and M&A transactions and the second
Papapolitis & Papapolitis acted for Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) as Greek counsel, in relation to the independent due diligence of the banking system of Cyprus.
We acted for a leading US investor in relation to the implications of the insolvency of a credit institution under the Greek legal framework.
We acted for Babis Vovos International Construction, a company listed on the Athens Exchange, in relation to a major debt restructuring transaction with a number of Greek banks. Houlihan Lockey (Europe) and Axia Ventures Group acted as the Company’s financial advisors.
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