Molitor is a relatively young firm that has built itself a solid client base composed of both local and international companies. It is strongest in both banking and M&A, and the majority of its notable work comes from both these avenues....
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Molitor is a relatively young firm that has built itself a solid client base composed of both local and international companies. It is strongest in both banking and M&A, and the majority of its notable work comes from both these avenues.
A team led by partners Laurent Fisch and Oliver Gaston-Braud helmed most of the important M&A deals, including advising a Chinese investment fund as it acquired, through a holding company registered in Luxembourg, the luxury brand Cerutti, an ongoing deal that is said to be worth approximately €50 million.
On another deal, the same duo led on a financing and securitisation deal for the London office of a German bank, who were in turn financing a Luxembourg private equity house who were looking at real estate in England's second city, Birmingham. This deal too is currently in process, and is valued at €68 million.
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Molitor's investment management practice has been involved in a seriously high profile mandate related to the Madoff case, where the American investment advisor Bernard Madoff was found to have been operating a Ponzi Scheme.
The firm is advising a set of confidential clients, including a major French bank and a similarly major European asset management company as well as private investors, as to the legal issues surrounding a Luxembourg fund that was defrauded to the tune of €1....
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Molitor's investment management practice has been involved in a seriously high profile mandate related to the Madoff case, where the American investment advisor Bernard Madoff was found to have been operating a Ponzi Scheme.
The firm is advising a set of confidential clients, including a major French bank and a similarly major European asset management company as well as private investors, as to the legal issues surrounding a Luxembourg fund that was defrauded to the tune of €1.25 billion.
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