KŠB Ranked Once Again in Prestigious IFLR1000
IFLR refers to KŠB as follows: “Extensive expertise in major but also in niche areas, reliance and quality of services provided, flexibility, account management, communication and project management, efficient value-for-money ratio.”
The yearbook also acknowledges several KŠB partners and counsels. Martin Šolc is referred to as an “expert consultant” for restructuring and insolvency and M&A, while other partners are “highly regarded”, such as Professor Jan Dědič (restructuring and insolvency), Dagmar Dubecká (M&A), Petr Kasík (banking and finance), Martin Krejčí (banking and finance, capital markets), and Václav Rovenský is a “market leader” for the energy sector. Counsels Vlastimil Pihera (capital markets) and Tomáš Sequens (project development) have each been noted as a “rising star”.
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The KŠB team provided legal advice to its long-standing client Seyfor in connection with the continuation and expansion of its syndicated financing. The existing lending banks, Raiffeisenbank Czech Republic and Tatra banka, decided to continue supporting Seyfor’s growth, with Slovenská sporiteľňa joining the financing as a new lender.
