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Banking, finance and capital markets

Oppenheim Ugyvedi Iroda

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Specialists in energy and real estate finance, the team at Oppenheim Ugyvedi Iroda brings strength to advising domestic and multinational financial institutions (including UniCredit, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and Citibank) and corporates on complex, cross-border transactions. The group’s full offering extends to high-value acquisition financings and financial regulatory mandates related to insurance, payment services and capital market issues. The team is led by Péter Horvai-Hillenbrand, who draws on over 20 years’ experience in handling project, energy and trade financing matters. Also of note is Gergely Szécsényi, who displays expertise in financial regulatory matters.
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  • ‘Many team members are known for their innovative approach to problem-solving. They bring fresh perspectives and creative solutions to the table, setting them apart from competitors. Peter Horvai-Hillenbrand has been instrumental in developing new strategies and demonstrating a forward-thinking mindset.'

  • ‘Compared to competitors, these individuals often have a unique blend of extensive experience and specialised knowledge. Their ability to leverage this background effectively is a significant differentiator. For instance, Peter Horvai Hillenbrand has a distinguished career with notable successes in energy and M&A, which enhances the firm’s reputation.'

Key clients

  • CIB Bank ZRT.
  • Exim Bank

Work highlights

  • Advised Greenvolt Group, an international operator in the renewable energy market, on the financing of the construction of its 50 MW photovoltaic power plant in Hungary with a financing amount of EUR 36m.
  • Advised HUSA (Magyar Szénhidrogén Készletező Szövetség) on its refinancing loan tender involving all several Hungarian banks.