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Provided by Matthieu Taillandier
Matthieu Taillandier is a Partner in both the Bank Lending & Structured Finance practice and the Capital Markets practice of Arendt & Medernach.
Matthieu advises on all types of financing transactions, including secured and unsecured bank lending, structured finance, acquisition finance, asset finance as well as fund financing.
Matthieu also specialises in securitisation, advising clients on all aspects of regulated and non-regulated securitisation transactions as well as in capital markets issues focusing on debt issuance and listing.
Matthieu is a regular conference speaker and chair the working group on securitisation of the Association of Luxembourg Fund Industry (ALFI).
He is member of the Luxembourg Bar and of the Paris Bar.
Matthieu Taillandier holds a master's degree in law from the Université Paris II Panthéon Assas (France) and a DESS degree in European business law from the Université Paris V René Descartes (France) as well as a master’s degree in international business law and management from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales (HEC), Paris (France) in partnership with the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP) (France).
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Matthieu Taillandier assists clients with bond issuances and securitisation transactions, as well as advising on financial restructuring and acquisition finance.
Matthieu Taillandier assists clients with bond issuances and securitisation transactions, as well as advising on financial restructuring and acquisition finance.
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"Matthieu Taillandier is very approachable and pragmatic and is able to communicate and explain matters in a clear, precise and structured way."
"Matthieu Taillandier is very approachable and pragmatic and is able to communicate and explain matters in a clear, precise and structured way."
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Arendt strengthens its Paris office
Adding a multidisciplinary team to the permanent presence in France
Arendt strengthens its Paris office
Adding a multidisciplinary team to the permanent presence in France
