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Aequo

Yulia Kyrpa

Kyiv, Ukraine

Europe Guide 2021

Ranked in 2 departments

Ranked in : Banking & Finance , Restructuring/Insolvency

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Europe

Banking & Finance - Ukraine

Band 2

Head of department Yulia Kyrpa is highly regarded for her work in banking M&A as well as advising banks and companies on debt restructuring and financing.

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Restructuring/Insolvency - Ukraine

Band 2

Yulia Kyrpa is a well-regarded finance lawyer with significant expertise in financial restructuring mandates.

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Yulia is a partner in the Kyiv office of Aequo and the head of the firm’s banking and finance, and capital markets, practices.

She has specialized in banking and finance throughout her career, and her practice encompasses bank lending, acquisition finance, and structured and trade finance transactions.

Another area of interest is real estate finance, including debt restructurings (involving real estate assets), and acquisitions of distressed real estate.

In addition, Yulia regularly advises on M&A transactions involving banks and financial institutions.

Over the last few years, Yulia has been at the forefront of the development of the fintech industry in Ukraine and has helped to position Aequo as the leading law firm in this space.

Yulia is sought after by government bodies for her knowledge of banking legislation and advises state organizations on regulatory issues and the development of new policy and legislation.

Clients include Ukrainian and foreign banks, multilateral financial institutions, corporate borrowers, and foreign investors.

Some examples include Credit Agricole, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Finance Corporation, KfW, Naftogaz, and Raiffeisen Bank.