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Alexander Metallinos

Alexander Metallinos
Partner
PotamitisVekris


BANKING, FINANCE & CAPITAL MARKETS | CORPORATE AND MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS

Alexander is an established practitioner with more than 25 years of experience in the fields of banking-finance, M&A, corporate law, and arbitration. Highlight transactions include the first major leveraged acquisition in Greece, the first hive-down of the banking business of a systemic Greek bank, NPL transactions of a combined gross book value in excess of 15 billion Euros and the first issuance of covered bonds.

Alexander, besides his practice, is a recognized legal scholar, acting as visiting lecturer at the University of Athens Law School, and frequently publishing scholarly work. Moreover, he has been a contributing member of the committees for the reform of the Greek corporate and insolvency laws.

University of Athens Law School (LL.B.)
Westfällische Wilhelms Universität Münster Law School (LL.M., 1991)
Westfällische Wilhelms Universität Münster Law School (Doctorate, 1993)
Yale Law School (LL.M., 1994)

Athens Supreme Court, 2000

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