Stefan Tiefenthaler
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Band 2 : Banking & Finance
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About
Provided by Stefan Tiefenthaler
Practice Areas
Stefan Tiefenthaler is managing partner of the firm and partner in the firm’s Banking & Finance Team and has more than 20 years of experience in advising sponsors as well as international and domestic financial institutions in a broad range of cross border financing transactions.
He focuses on
-acquisition finance
-project finance
-real estate finance
-securitisations
Career
He started his career with Dorda Brugger Jordis and has been with Binder Grösswang since 1999; he became a partner in 2003. Stefan received his PhD from the University of Innsbruck (Dr. iur.) in 1996 and obtained a postgraduate degree (LL.M.) from the University of Saarbrücken in the same year.
Publications
Stefan regularly publishes on current legal issues and is a highly sought-after conference keynote speaker.
Articles, highlights and press releases
2 items provided by BINDER GRÖSSWANG Rechtsanwälte GmbH
Binder Grösswang advises Wendel on the sale of Constantia Flexibles to One Rock Capital Partners
Binder Grösswang as local counsel advises the French investment company Wendel S.E. on the sale of Constantia Flexibles to One Rock Capital Partners
Binder Grösswang advises the lenders on a EUR 417.5 million financing for Alpen Glasfaser
Alpen Glasfaser has received a EUR 412.5 million CAPEX facility and a EUR 5 million revolving credit facility from six leading banks from Austria, Germany and France for its fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) roll-out in Austria.
Binder Grösswang advises Wendel on the sale of Constantia Flexibles to One Rock Capital Partners
Binder Grösswang as local counsel advises the French investment company Wendel S.E. on the sale of Constantia Flexibles to One Rock Capital Partners
Binder Grösswang advises the lenders on a EUR 417.5 million financing for Alpen Glasfaser
Alpen Glasfaser has received a EUR 412.5 million CAPEX facility and a EUR 5 million revolving credit facility from six leading banks from Austria, Germany and France for its fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) roll-out in Austria.