Amit, Pollak, Matalon, Banking & Finance

About

Provided by Amit, Pollak, Matalon

Amit, Pollak, Matalon (“APM”), through its Banking & Finance Department, has been a consistently strong and steadily growing force in the Israeli and international banking and finance market, advising both domestic and international clients on complex financings.

Clients benefit from the depth of APM’s Banking & Finance expertise. APM has a strong team of more than 20 partners and lawyers specializing in all areas of banking and finance, including bank finance, corporate finance, project finance, infrastructure finance, real estate finance, and various tailor-made funding arrangements, making APM one of the go-to firms in Israel for clients and top law graduates alike.

The finance team works closely with other APM departments, providing clients with multidisciplinary, results-oriented financing advice. The firm is known for its involvement in complex financings for a range of traditional and non-traditional lenders (either as individual lenders or as part of consortia), in both domestic and cross-border transactions.

Chambers Review

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Banking & Finance - Israel

Band 4

What the Team is Known For

Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co advises on a variety of issues, including regulatory matters. The law firm is well known for the strength of its work in the real estate sector, advising alternative lenders, insurance companies, private equity and private credit funds, as well as borrowers, on the financing of urban renewal and construction projects in Israel and abroad. It also possesses notable expertise handling refinancing matters.

Notable practitioners

Yoav Etzyon and Ori Avigad are key contacts at the firm.

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Work Highlights

Amit, Pollak, Matalon & Co assisted the Florentine Square Purchase Group with raising ILS1.5 billion for a real estate development project.

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

They provide a perfect combination of professionalism and service orientation. They are very good at distinguishing important commercial issues from non-important ones.