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Wierzbowski Eversheds strengthens its banking and finance practice with addition of Michał Markowski

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14-11-2016

We are pleased to announce that in mid-November Michał Markowski joined the Banking and Finance team of Wierzbowski Eversheds as Senior Associate. He is an attorney at law specialising in banking law, commercial law and real estate law.
Michał has extensive experience advising on transactions regarding financing of development projects. He advises on credit transactions (real estate finance, acquisition finance, and syndicated loans), bond issues, M&A, and real property transactions. 
He also has many years of experience advising financial institutions on regulatory matters and preparation of product documentation, and in disputes regarding derivatives transactions before the courts and arbitral tribunals. 
Prior to joining Wierzbowski Eversheds he cooperated with other leading international law firms.
Michał Markowski is a graduate of the Faculty of Law at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw and the University of Edinburgh (LL.M. in commercial law), and completed studies in real property valuation at the University of Warsaw.

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Our banking and finance practice and its individual lawyers for many years have been recommended by prestigious international directories such as Legal 500, IFLR1000, and Chambers Europe. 
We are pleased to announce that in mid-November Michał Markowski joined the Banking and Finance team of Wierzbowski Eversheds as Senior Associate. He is an attorney at law specialising in banking law, commercial law and real estate law.

Michał has extensive experience advising on transactions regarding financing of development projects. He advises on credit transactions (real estate finance, acquisition finance, and syndicated loans), bond issues, M&A, and real property transactions. 

He also has many years of experience advising financial institutions on regulatory matters and preparation of product documentation, and in disputes regarding derivatives transactions before the courts and arbitral tribunals. 

Prior to joining Wierzbowski Eversheds he cooperated with other leading international law firms.

Michał Markowski is a graduate of the Faculty of Law at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw and the University of Edinburgh (LL.M. in commercial law), and completed studies in real property valuation at the University of Warsaw.

Our banking and finance practice and its individual lawyers for many years have been recommended by prestigious international directories such as Legal 500, IFLR1000, and Chambers Europe. 


For more information contact

Michał Markowski, Counsel

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