Practice Areas
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Practice Areas
- Corporate
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Dispute Resolution
- Civil and Commercial Litigation
- White-Collar Crime
- Compliance and Compliance Litigation
- International Arbitration
- Tax Controversy and Litigation
- Restructuring and Insolvency Litigation
- Employment Litigation (Collective and Individual)
- Administrative and Constitutional Litigation
- Regulatory investigations and disciplinary proceedings involving financial institutions
- International Arbitration
- Competition and EU Law
- Tax
- Financing
- Restructuring & Insolvency
- Employment Law
- Public Law
- Digital Law
- Financial Services and Insurance Regulatory
Capital Markets (Equity)
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Bredin Prat has extensive experience in advising issuers on their capital market transactions, including:
- IPOs
- private placements, including through accelerated book-building
- disposals of major shareholdings
- equity and convertible issues
- demergers/spin-offs
- privatisations
- high-yield bond issues
With its expertise in securities law, the firm regularly advises French and international companies with initial listings on the Paris stock exchange and post-listing compliance obligations.
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Tier 2 – The Legal 500 EMEA, 2024
Top Tier – Chambers Europe, 2024
Tier 2 – IFLR1000, 2021
Leading firm in Large-cap share and convertible capital markets – Décideurs, 2022
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Bredin Prat advises the TCV-EQT-Denis Ladegaillerie consortium in connection with its tender offer to acquire Believe
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Bredin Prat advises JJDC in connection with its equity investment and worldwide licence agreement with Nanobiotix for the co-development and commercialisation of investigational radiotherapy enhancer “NBTXR3”
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Bredin Prat advises Transition on its combination agreement with Arverne Group with a view to the listing on Euronext Paris of the future French leader in geothermal production and low-carbon lithium extraction
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Bredin Prat advises SoftBank Group in connection with its proposed tender offer to acquire Balyo’s shares
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Bredin Prat advises Technicolor Creative Studios on an agreement in principle involving a €170m new money injection