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Tomasz Kalicki

Tomasz Kalicki

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Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka

Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka

Poland

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Banking and finance

Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka is renowned for advising on acquisition and project financings across sectors such as infrastructure, healthcare, energy, and real estate. The group is particularly active in major renewable energy and PPP infrastructure projects. Magdalena Skowronska oversees the running of the practice and is active across project, acquisition, and structured finance mandates. Katarzyna Biarda is a key support in the team, offering extensive experience in renewable energy projects. Tomasz Kalicki provides a deep knowledge of transaction structuring, public-private partnership financing, and regulatory matters.
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Phone
+48 504 230 625
Email
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Profile
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Work Department
Capital Markets and Financial Institutions Practice
Position

Senior Associate in Capital Markets and Financial Institutions Practice. Advises on transactions involving financing and establishing legal security for receivables as well as on M&A transactions, both in Poland and internationally. He also deals with public offerings and regulatory issues in the financial and payment institutions sector. His experience covers drawing up financial documentation (including collateral documents), share purchase agreements and other acquisition related documents as well as legal opinions on regulatory issues, and advising on civil law and commercial law.

Languages
Polish and English. 
Memberships
Member of the District Chamber of Advocates in Warsaw.
Education

Graduate of the Law and Administration Faculty at Warsaw University.

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Testimonials

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  • 'Great responsiveness and quality, showing experience with cross-border transactions and international standards.'

Key clients

  • Intesa Sanpaolo
  • Intrum Group

Work highlights

Represented a syndicate of global lenders including Barclays, Goldman Sachs, and BNP Paribas in the Polish aspects of the USD 2.1bn financing tied to the Capripack–Constantia Flexibles merger.