Company law, M&A

I have broad experience in company registration, company law, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A). After obtaining my law degree, I completed a university postgraduate programme and qualified as a specialist lawyer in company law and company registration law. As an attorney-at-law, I have taken part in mergers, divisions, conversions and acquisitions involving numerous credit institutions and financial enterprises, working together with other attorneys and with Hungarian and international law firms. Most recently, as a cooperating attorney, I was actively involved in providing legal support for the merger of two market-leading credit institutions. Before that, I provided full legal support in company registration and company law matters to a telecommunications company with a significant market share. I also regularly provide company law services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

My main services in this area include:

  • coordinating mergers, divisions and conversions: merger by absorption, merger by formation of a new company, partial division, full division, conversion (change of legal form)
  • assisting in company acquisitions
  • due diligence on target companies, analysis of contractual relationships, identification of risks, and drafting of related agreements (e.g. non-disclosure agreements, share or quota purchase agreements)
  • representing companies before the company registry court in registration (incorporation) and registration-of-changes proceedings
  • involvement in dissolution and insolvency proceedings: voluntary liquidation, liquidation proceedings, bankruptcy (reorganisation) proceedings
  • legal representation in company law litigation
  • drafting, reviewing, amending and commenting on constitutional documents (articles of association) and internal regulations (rules of procedure, organisational and operational rules)
  • preparing and conducting meetings of corporate bodies (e.g. drafting notices of general meetings, minutes and resolutions)
  • drafting shareholders’ agreements