Redcliffe Partners is proud to announce our very own Oleksandr Markov, Head of Tax, has been elected as Head of the International Taxation Working Group at the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine! We know Oleksandr will serve to help the Chamber advocate for member businesses and continue to promote world-leading trends and best practices in tax policy. We extend…
Read MoreWe are pleased to announce that Redcliffe Partners has been recognised in the Market Leaders 2024 ranking by Yurydychna Gazeta. Among the practices of Redcliffe Partners that have been recognised as Top Positions are: Competition / Public procurement Banking and finance Energy Corporate / M&A In addition, our firm has been recognised among the Leading Companies in Bankruptcy / Restructuring….
Read MoreSupporting Ukrainian war veterans is a critical step in the path to victory and rebuilding. Redcliffe Partners is honoured to have been able to support Ukrainian Action. Our team, led by Natalia Gerus, Counsel, and Zakhar Kymberskyi, Associate, prepared the necessary documents, provided legal advice, and assisted in preparing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish the principles and procedures…
Read MoreRedcliffe Partners is proud to announce that two of our partners have been recognised as Global Leaders by Who’s Who Legal (WWL) 2024: 🏆 Dmytro Fedoruk, Partner, in Energy – Oil & Gas, 🏆 Svitlana Teush, Partner, in Energy – Power/Electricity and Renewables. Our partners consistently strive to be outstanding practitioners in their respective fields and WWL’s recognition is an…
Read MoreThe National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) is further easing currency controls The NBU has further eased the currency control regulations imposed on 24 February 2022 in response to russia’s ongoing military aggression. NBU’s aim in easing the controls is to boost investment activity. Paying for war risk coverage is allowed Ukrainian residents may now pay foreign companies for war risk…
Read MoreThe Ukrainian financial sector has been severely impacted by Russia’s invasion in February 2022, resulting in significant harm to the population and extensive destruction of productive capital and infrastructure. This has notably affected the profitability and solvency of businesses, especially those with assets in areas near hostilities or in temporarily occupied territories. To address the challenges of martial law, amendments…
Read MoreDmytro Fedoruk, Partner at Redcliffe Partners, participated as a representative of Ukraine at the CEE Legal Matters Round Table on Oil & Gas, joining experts from Bulgaria, Croatia, Moldova and Turkey. Moderated by CEE Legal Matters’ Radu Cotarcea, the discussion focused on key developments in the field of oil & gas over the past few years. Dmytro shared insights on…
Read MoreWe are proud to announce that two of our partners have been recognised by Who’s Who Legal (WWL) 2024. WWL has recognised: 🏆 Olexiy Soshenko, Managing Partner, as a Global Leader in the fields of Banking – Finance, Banking – Regulatory, and Project Finance. 🏆 Zoryana Sozanska-Matviychuk, Partner, as both a Thought Leader and Global Leader in the field of…
Read MoreStandard procedure The Phase I review of a merger filing under the standard procedure may take up to 45 calendar days. This period consists of: preview period (15 calendar days), during which the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (the ‘AMC‘) decides whether the filing is: complete and may be accepted for review on substance; or incomplete and should be rejected; review…
Read MoreUkrainian competition law provides that the following transactions, which are recognised as ‘concentrations‘, require prior merger clearance if the jurisdictional thresholds are met: merger of independent undertakings or takeover of one independent undertaking by another; [NB: under Ukrainian merger control rules, ‘mergers’ and ‘takeovers’ have the following meanings: ‘mergers’ – all merging entities cease to exist post-merger, and there is…
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