Gérald Origer
Stibbe
Stibbe
Client SatisfactionWith a strong grounding in Luxembourg corporate law, as well as able to leverage the firm’s strength in tax structuring, Stibbe can provide ‘high-quality’ advice to financial sponsors on the buy and sell side of cross-border deals. Team head Gérald Origer is at the forefront of the highest profile work handled by the team, including for the likes of KKR and Investindustrial – where he is able to draw from his ’outstanding knowledge and large experience in broad cross-border private equity projects’, as well as his ability to provide ‘creative solutions’ in unconventional situations.
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Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
- 'The firm provides high-quality advice in all aspects given their expertise in Luxembourg corporate law and its implementation in private-equity-related transactions both on the seller and on the acquirer side.'
- 'Gérald Origer has outstanding knowledge and large experience in broad cross-border private equity projects.'
- 'Gérald Origer excels in providing creative advice in relation to tricky and unusual situations.'
Key clients
- Peakspan – Salonkee
- KKR
- Investindustrial
- PGIM Real Estate Capital VII SCSp
Work highlights
- Advised KKR/Mediawan on the Luxembourg corporate law aspects of the funding of the Luxembourg top holding company of Mediawan and the transfer of securities among the shareholders of such company.
- Advised Uchido Yoko Co (Japan’s education technology market leader) with the acquisition of Open Assessment Technologies (OAT), the leading open-source digital assessment solution for education and career advancement.
- Advised Learnd Ltd on its business combination with GFJ ESG Acquisition I SE (renamed Learnd SE), a Luxembourg special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) focused on ESG-related technologies.
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Gérald Origer