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Dr. Matthias Grund, LL.M.

Partner
+49.(0).69.945.196.240
Fax +49.(0)69.945.196.499

Matthias Grund is a partner in the firm's Frankfurt office and part of the banking and finance practice group. His practice is largely international including cross-border acquisition financings, project financings and real estate portfolio transactions (including related regulatory advice). He has extensive experience in corporate lending (including refinancing and restructuring) and capital markets, including public M&A and bid financings (acting both for lenders and borrowers). He represents corporations, financial institutions and financial investors.

Professional Background

Matthias Grund joined K&L Gates in August 2010. From 1999 to 2010 he worked with two international and national law firms in Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, London and New York. He was admitted to the Bar in 1999 and qualified as a Specialist Lawyer (Fachanwalt) for Commercial and Corporate Law in 2006.

Professional/Civic Activities

Matthias Grund is a member of the working group committee on commercial and corporate law of the German Bar Association (Deutscher Anwaltsverein) and was one of its founding members.
  • Represented an investor on a bid to acquire a leading German retailer out of insolvency
  • Represented a sponsor on a bid for a leading German media group
  • Represented an investor on an investment in a leading German motorcycle retailer
  • Represented a German biopharmaceutical company on a €275 million syndicated loan
  • Represented a leader in skin and beauty care on a €250 million syndicated loan
  • Represented a sponsor on the acquisition and refinancing of a €1.1 billion real estate portfolio
  • Represented a sponsor on the financing of an acquisition of a leading supplier of poles, masts and towers
  • Represented a financial institution on the acquisition on a €2.5 billion real estate portfolio
  • Represented a financial investor on the acquisition of a €1.1 billion real estate portfolio
  • Represented a financial institution on a €50 billion rescue financing