Firm Profile > Yehuda Raveh & Co. > Tel Aviv, Israel
Yehuda Raveh & Co. Offices
RUBINSTEIN HOUSE
20 LINCOLN STREET
TEL AVIV 67134
Israel
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Yehuda Raveh & Co. > The Legal 500 Rankings
Energy Tier 2
Yehuda Raveh & Co. has a longstanding reputation in high-value project finance mandates, where it acts for major domestic lending institutions, prolific project developers and investors. In the energy space, the project finance team is especially active in the renewables sector, including involvement in significant solar and pumped storage projects. The department is headed by a leader in the Israel's project finance market, Ron Vered, who has wide-ranging experience in the financing and development of energy, transportation and water desalination projects.
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Key clients
Minrav
Mabat Lanegev
Enlight Renewable Energy
Electra
Electra Power
Denham Capital
Dan Capital
Gas Natural Fenosa
Solel Boneh
Infrastructure Tier 2
Yehuda Raveh & Co. has a very strong reputation in Israel's project finance market, and has been a longstanding key adviser to a number of high-profile domestic banks and investment groups, and energy companies, particularly in the renewables space. In particular, the practice group is among the most experienced in high-profile PPPs and was also an early pioneer of IPPs in Israel. Practice head Ron Vered is highly regarded by peers in the market; he is currently involved in two headline tenders for the development of large-scale IDF facilities, and is also involved in the financing and development of some of the country's most significant PV projects.
Practice head(s):
Key clients
Minrav
Enlight Renewable Energy
Electra
Electra Power
Denham Capital
Dan Capital
Gas Natural Fenosa
Solel Boneh
Real estate and construction Tier 3
Yehuda Raveh & Co.'s practice handles a wide range of transactions and contractual matters underpinning traditional real estate projects and urban renewal initiatives, including apartment sales, financing agreements, land purchase agreements and project tenders. The firm is also known for acting for clients during negotiations with planning and zoning authorities and in administrative appeals. Uri Yamin has a wealth of experience in every stage of real estate projects across Israel in key locations including Jerusalem, Bnei Brak and Tel Aviv.
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Key clients
The National Library building society Ltd.
Derech Eretz Highways Management Corporation
Alrov Properties and Lodgings Ltd
Lustigman Lt.
Hadassah Women U.S.A
KUD International, LLC
The Isras Group
The Jerusalem Development Authority
Banking and finance Tier 4
On the lender side, Yehuda Raveh & Co. primarily advises on project finance matters, with its recent experience spanning large-scale infrastructure and energy projects. The firm also houses a robust regulatory department, which advises the Bank of Jerusalem on day-to-day matters, among other financial institutions. Department head Lisa Tross counts local and international lenders and borrowers among her clients. Ron Vered specialises in project finance.
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Key clients
Bank of Jerusalem
Hadassah Women’s Zionist Organization of America
Minrav Holdings Ltd
Mabat Lanegev Ltd
Restructuring and insolvency
Yehuda Raveh & Co.‘s team acts for distressed companies and creditors in relation to debt settlements, bankruptcy proceedings, liquidations and more. Chagai Ulman has a strong track record of serving as a court-appointed trustee in major bankruptcy cases, in addition to a wealth of experience negotiating creditor’s arrangements. In an ongoing matter, Ulman is representing Kardan’s bondholders and trustee in negotiations with bondholders involving NIS1bn debt.
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Yehuda Raveh & Co. > Firm Profile
The firm: Yehuda Raveh & Co is among the leading commercial law firms in Israel. The firm provides multi-disciplinary legal services in all areas of commercial law, based on deep industry experience spanning over half a century of practice. Established in 1974, the firm is renowned for its full service approach and comprehensive understanding of the legal and commercial issues facing business leaders today.
With ongoing commitment to legal excellence and uncompromising professionalism, the skilled team of attorneys has handled some of the largest infrastructure, real estate and construction projects in the history of the State of Israel, demanding the most complicated financing and banking solutions, and has provided expert legal services for many of the country’s leading, high profile companies and large non-profit organisations.
Under the leadership of Adv Yehuda Raveh, the firm is consistently ranked among the leading law firms in Israel by international publications, such as The Legal 500, Duns & Bradstreet, Chambers & Partners and IFLR1000. The firm is proud to serve a broad client base that includes prominent private companies, government and state-owned organisations, nonprofit institutions, entrepreneurs, investors and multi-nationals.
With main offices in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Yehuda Raveh & Co strives to serve clients with creative, responsive, and comprehensive solutions for complex legal challenges in Israel and across international borders.
Areas of practice: The firm provides legal services in a broad range of areas, including: major infrastructure projects; project finance and BOT projects; corporate and M&A; multinational cross-border transactions; real estate; construction and development; bankruptcy and reorganisation; hotel and tourism; public tenders; administrative law; and litigation and dispute resolution.
The firm represents several of the largest real estate and construction projects in the country in major residential, commercial, hi-tech and industrial projects. The firm has in-depth expertise in hotel development and management deals throughout Israel, and represents numerous hotel owners and developers, as well as major national and international hotel companies.
Yehuda Raveh and Co. is one of Israel’s leading firms in the area of infrastructure and project finance. It has extensive experience of working across a wide range of infrastructure projects, including in the areas of transportation, construction, real estate development, water desalination and power plants.
The firm represents the concessionaire of the IDF campus in the Negev, the largest infrastructure project in Israel to date. The project is financed and will be built and operated on a PFI basis. Yehuda Raveh and Co successfully represented the concessionaire throughout the unique and complex tender process and financial closing of this project.
The firm is heavily involved in the Cross Israel Highway Project, the largest transportation infrastructure project in Israel, which was built and financed on a BOT basis.
Yehuda Raveh and Co. is one of the leading corporate and M&A law firms in Israel. It has been involved in many significant and complex cross-border transactions of all sizes and ownership structures.
The firm also represents the Israel Infrastructure Fund (IIF), the first Israeli private equity fund specialising in infrastructure-related projects and companies. The firm has recently represented IIF in the acquisition of 75% of the shares in Netivey Hayovel Ltd.; the concessionaire of the PFI Road 431 Project; the acquisition of 27.5% of CityPass Ltd; and the concessionaire of the Jerusalem Light Rail Project.
Main Contacts
Department | Name | Telephone | |
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Project finance and infrastructure projects | Yehuda Raveh | ||
Project finance and infrastructure projects | Ron Vered | ||
Project finance and infrastructure projects | Yehuda Glatt | ||
Construction | Lisa Tross | ||
Construction | Yuval Grayevsky | ||
Construction | Uri Yamin | ||
Corporate and M&A | Yehuda Raveh | ||
Corporate and M&A | Lisa Tross | ||
Corporate and M&A | Yehuda Glatt | ||
Corporate and M&A | Ron Vered | ||
Corporate and M&A | Orly Kronman Dagan | ||
Corporate and M&A | Ezra Baris | ||
Real estate | Uri Yamin | ||
Real estate | Lisa Tross | ||
Class actions | Yuval Grayevsky | ||
Class actions | Amit Dar | ||
Banking and finance | Lisa Tross | ||
Banking and finance | Ron Vered | ||
Banking and finance | Orly Kronman Dagan | ||
Energy and natural resources | Yehuda Raveh | ||
Energy and natural resources | Ron Vered | ||
Energy and natural resources | Yehuda Glatt | ||
Administrative law and public tenders | Mattan Ben-Shaul | ||
Administrative law and public tenders | Ezra Baris | ||
International transactions | Yehuda Glatt | ||
International transactions | Ezra Baris | ||
Insolvency and reorganisation | Hagai Ulman | ||
Insolvency and reorganisation | Noa Solomon | ||
Litigation and dispute resolution | Yuval Grayevsky | ||
Litigation and dispute resolution | Mattan Ben-Shaul | ||
Litigation and dispute resolution | Hagai Ulman | ||
Litigation and dispute resolution | Amit Dar | ||
Institutional investors | Orly Kronman Dagan | ||
Tax | Ehud Nadav | ||
Corporate and M&A | Calev M. Myers | ||
Corporate and M&A | Haim Stern | ||
Banking and finance | Haim Stern | ||
Real estate | Haim Stern | ||
Project finance and infrastructure projects | Sharon Florentin | ||
Corporate and M&A | Sharon Florentin | ||
Project finance and infrastructure projects | Shlomit Hess Wortzel | ||
Corporate and M&A | Shlomit Hess Wortzel | ||
Banking and finance | Shlomit Hess Wortzel | ||
Corporate and M&A | Nir Kimhi | ||
Real estate | Nir Kimhi | ||
Corporate and M&A | Matan Menachem |