Kromann Reumert

Banking and Finance, Capital Markets, Corporate and Foundation Law, M&A.

Partner.

Anders works primarily with mergers and acquisitions (M&A), company and commercial law, as well as capital markets regulation. He has previously served as Kromann Reumert's Managing Partner and is a former member of the firm's Board of Directors.

Anders is charged with managing the firm's engagement with a broad variety of clients – ranging from the largest financial businesses, listed groups, fund-owned media groups, private equity funds, partnership-owned consultancy companies and international IT businesses through to business angels. Anders has extensive experience in helping foreign businesses invest in Denmark. He has advised on transactions for all types of businesses and large property portfolios, and helped financial investors make alternative investments and set up alternative structures. He often chairs general meetings for listed companies.

As a legal advisor he combines considerable depth and breadth of expertise with a clear understanding of the commercial and strategic challenges involved in a case. Anders cuts to the core of issues and provides useful advice to clients that extends well beyond the legal aspects. He takes a results-oriented approach and values close dialogue with clients, regardless of whether the matter at hand is a large transaction or a small query. When a team effort is required, Anders brings together the right selection of experts to efficiently and effectively achieve results.

Anders became a partner in 1994.

English, The Scandinavian Languages.

Member of the Disciplinary Board of the Danish Bar and Law Society. Member of the board of directors for Foreningen til udvikling af bestyrelsesarbejde i Danmark (Denmark's Association for the Development of Board Work). Member of the Danish Company Law Association and the International Bar Association.

Master of Laws (LL.M.), University of London, 1990 Admitted to practice law, 1989 Master of Laws (cand. jur.) from the University of Copenhagen, 1986.