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Provided by Philippe Max
Philippe Max, a partner in the Dentons' Paris office, works on domestic and international banking and finance transactions. He is specialised in structured finance, real estate finance, acquisition finance and securitisation.
Joined Dentons (formerly Salans) in 2005
Clifford Chance, Moscow (1995-1999) and Paris (1999-2005)
Baker & McKenzie, Paris (1989-1992) and Moscow (1992-1994)
Admitted to the bar, Paris, 1993
Provided by Chambers
Philippe Max advises on loan facilities, acting for both lenders and borrowers. He also offers expertise in structuring subscription facilities for investment funds.
Provided by Chambers
"He provides an excellent level of service and reliability."
"He is always very involved."
"He provides an excellent level of service and reliability."
"He is always very involved."
2 items provided by Dentons
Dentons advises on the sale of Scalefast to ESW
Dentons advised US-based Scalefast, a key player in global e-commerce, on its sale to ESW, the global direct-to-consumer (DTC) e-commerce leader.
Dentons advises Faurecia on a €5,5 billion bridge facility to finance the acquisition of Hella
Dentons has successfully advised long-standing client Faurecia, one of the world’s largest automotive equipment suppliers, on a €5,5 billion bridge facility in relation to the public tender cash offer for Hella and the acquisition from the family pool of its 60 percent stake in Hella.
Dentons advises on the sale of Scalefast to ESW
Dentons advised US-based Scalefast, a key player in global e-commerce, on its sale to ESW, the global direct-to-consumer (DTC) e-commerce leader.
Dentons advises Faurecia on a €5,5 billion bridge facility to finance the acquisition of Hella
Dentons has successfully advised long-standing client Faurecia, one of the world’s largest automotive equipment suppliers, on a €5,5 billion bridge facility in relation to the public tender cash offer for Hella and the acquisition from the family pool of its 60 percent stake in Hella.
