GREECE Law and Practice Contributed by: Panagiotis (Notis) Sardelas, Matina Kagkelari and Anna Zlatoudi, Sardelas Petsa Law Firm
Sardelas Petsa Law Firm is one of the lead- ing Greek business law firms with a strong in - ternational dimension, known for its top-drawer specialised professional service in high-profile cross-border and domestic transactions and commercial disputes. It is noted for its high expertise and experience, and for its provi - sion of business-oriented, practical and legally robust solutions in complex transactions. The firm provides comprehensive advice and sup - port to domestic and international businesses, spanning a variety of legal disciplines, including
banking, finance, capital markets, energy, M&A, real estate, privatisation, public procurement and litigation. It represents and advises foreign and Greek clients from all key sectors, including international and domestic financial institutions, funds, energy developers, real estate develop - ers and managers, pharmaceutical and health- sector companies, IT and telecommunications providers, food & beverage and retail goods and services companies, as well as public-sec - tor enterprises and entities.
Authors
Panagiotis (Notis) Sardelas is a managing partner at Sardelas Petsa Law Firm and an expert in the fields of banking and finance and capital markets, including the financing of real estate and
Matina Kagkelari is a partner and head of the structured transactions and capital markets practice at Sardelas Petsa Law Firm. She is a business lawyer with more than 20 years’
energy projects. His 24-year practice includes advising clients, mainly financial institutions, on financings, restructurings and underwritings of ECM and DCM transactions, and acting for companies and investors on M&A transactions, mainly involving listed companies. He has played an instrumental role in the recent development of the Greek corporate bond market, and has considerable expertise in privatisations and state assets development, having acted for foreign investors and the Greek state in a significant number of landmark transactions.
experience in capital markets, banking and finance law and regulation, including cross- border matters. She has been involved in numerous complex and structured DCM and ECM transactions, as well as in several securitisation transactions, mainly in the banking sector. Prior to joining Sardelas Petsa in 2021, Matina was a senior in-house adviser to a Greek systemic bank, as well as a senior lawyer at a leading law firm. She has also served as a deputy director of the legal services division at a non-systemic bank.
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