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Matjaž Ulčar is recognised for his experience assisting with cross-border acquisitions as well as asset-backed transactions.
Matjaž Ulčar
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Matjaž Ulčar
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Europe
Practice Areas
Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate and Commercial law, Banking and Finance, Antitrust and Competition
Career
Matjaž has over 20 years’ experience of advising some of the largest Slovenian companies and foreign investors in connection with complex and cross-border M&A transactions, corporate and financial restructuring, and complex corporate governance issues.
Matjaž has a consistent track record of high-profile innovative deals and is regarded as one of the best transactional lawyers in the market.
Professional Memberships
Slovenian Bar Association
Personal
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Law, LL.B. (2000)
Languages Spoken
Slovenian, English, Serbian, Croatian
Strengths
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Matjaž Ulčar is a tough negotiator who compromises when needed. He is a strong and brilliant lawyer.
Matjaž Ulčar is a very pragmatic and commercial-thinking lawyer.
Matjaž Ulčar is a tough negotiator who compromises when needed. He is a strong and brilliant lawyer.
Matjaž Ulčar is a very pragmatic and commercial-thinking lawyer.
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Due to the recovery of the Slovenian economy over recent years (a 5.1% growth in GDP for 2018 has been recently forecast by the Slovenian Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development), the country’s overall energy demand is increasing and this is reflected in all energy markets.
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Due to the recovery of the Slovenian economy over recent years (a 5.1% growth in GDP for 2018 has been recently forecast by the Slovenian Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development), the country’s overall energy demand is increasing and this is reflected in all energy markets.
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