Blog Post
The encouragement of long-term shareholder engagement
12 July 2019
Emmanuel Lamaud
Senior AssociateLuxembourg
Email emmanuel.lamaud@hoganlovells.com
Phone +352 26 4 26 121
Fax +352 26 4 26 999
LanguagesEnglish, French, Spanish
Practice groupCorporate
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Legal 500 2020
Emmanuel Lamaud focuses his practice on Corporate and Commercial law.
He advises clients on a wide range of corporate matters, and brings a broad experience in multi-jurisdictional restructurings and M&A transactions with a particular focus on private equity deals.
Prior to joining Hogan Lovells, Emmanuel has had representative experience in a major law firm in Luxembourg for which he also headed the Luxembourg Asia-Pacific desk based in Hong Kong where he assisted Asian clients regarding their investment structuring through Luxembourg vehicles. He also had a six-month secondment in the Luxembourg office of a US private equity firm.
Awards and recognitions
2019
Commercial, Corporate and M&A
Legal 500 EMEA
Education and admissions
Education
Master 2 International Business Law, Université Paris XI, 2007
LL.M Business Law, University of Cape Town, 2006
Master in International Business Law, University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, 2004
Bar admissions and qualifications
Paris
Luxembourg
Representative experience
Advised ACON on the Luxembourg aspects of the acquisition of 70% of Salesland.
Advised RiverRock on its acquisition of Exterimmo which holds 12 assets structured as Public-Private Partnership or Public Service Delegation in France, by its RBIF1.
Advised L'Occitane in the Luxembourg aspects of its acquisition of Elemis.
Advised on Patron Capital's sale of Optimum Credit to Pepper Money.
Advised ACON Investments on its co-investment in Germaine de Capuccini.
Advised CNP Patrimoine regarding the acquisition of the asset management platform Quality Insurance Services (QIS) which is managing its French and Luxembourg insurance contracts.
Latest thinking and events
Blog Post
Amended Law of 10 August 1915, end of the transitional period
20 August 2018
