Matthias Pannier

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Matthias Pannier

Matthias Pannier is a corporate lawyer specialising in mergers and acquisitions with a particular focus on cross-border transactions, joint ventures and complex carve-outs in various industry sectors, including Financial Services, IT, Technology and Telecommunications, Life Sciences and Health, Retail and Energy and Infrastructure. Matthias is a qualified lawyer in Sweden, Germany and England & Wales and holds a PhD in European company law. 

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Matthias Pannier is ranked as Notable practitioner at IFLR 1000 2025

Articles

Article January 01, 2010

Kein Ausgleichsanspruch nach § 304 AktG beim unterjährigem Squeeze-out

(2010) AG-Report R3

Article January 01, 2005

The EU Cross-Border Merger Directive - A New Dimension for Company Restructuring and Employee Participation

16 (2005) EBLR 1424

Article January 01, 2005

Corporate Governance Disclosures in Europe

16 (2005) EBLR 945

Article January 01, 2005

Free Movement of Capital and National Company Law

16 (2005) EBLR 757

Article January 01, 2005

The German Corporate Governance Code - Status and Development

16 (2005) EBLR 225

Article January 01, 2004

Free Movement of Capital and Economic and Monetary Union

Distance Learning Course, King's College, University of London 2004

Article January 01, 2004

European Company Law - Capital Directive, Merger Directive, Directive on Divisions, Single Member Company Directive

in S Breidenbach (ed) Europarecht (Knowledgetools 2004)

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Education
  • PhD in European corporate law, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg (2003)
  • Institute of Business Law, University of Halle-Wittenberg, LL.M oec. (2001)
  • University of Newcastle upon Tyne (1994)
Experience
  • Vinge 2011 - 
  • Herbert Smith (London) (2005 – 2010) senior associate
  • British Institute of International and Comparative Law (London) (2004 – 2005) research fellow in European law
  • King's College (London) (2004 – 2005) lecturer
Other qualifications
  • Solicitor (England & Wales)
  • Rechtsanwalt (Germany)

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