To mark 18 years of activity in the western part of Romania, Hategan Attorneys is organizing an international online conference on the future of business: `DIGITALIZATION: THE NEXT BUSINESS FRONTIER`. The keynote speakers are VIOREL PECA, Head of Unit of Transition and Business Acceleration Services of the EIC European Commission, and Prof. Laurent Marliere, President & CEO, IsFin -Emerging Markets Advisor, Belgium.
It is vital to keep an eye on developing locations to further invest and strengthen worldwide business connections. Established firm, Hategan Attorneys, has joined IsFin’s global network as an exclusive partner for those interested in the opportunities offered by the thriving Romanian market. Professor Laurent Marlière, CEO of IsFin, is thrilled to announce the partnership with Hategan Attorneys, a business law firm based in Timișoara, Romania which is also an independent member of Geneva Group International (GGI). They specialize in providing M&A and Corporate Practice Banking, Finance & Private Equity Real Estate, Construction and PPP Practice services. Additionally, the Hategan Foundation allows collaboration with social and community projects focused on Timisoara region..
Timisoara, July 21, 2021 - Hațegan Attorneys announces an internal reconfiguration of the team from a pyramidal structure to a horizontal structure. This decision is part of the continuous efforts of the law firm to innovate and change the paradigms specific to the legal sector in Romania.
The new horizontal organizational structure adopted by the Hațegan Attorneys is composed of teams focused on functional areas specific to the experience of team members. Thus, the focus is especially on the spcialized area of the team members who, in recent years, have had a greater exposure to certain areas of activity and have a full involvement in that area of practice without excluding their involvement in other projects to further ensure their diversed professional development.
Corporate benefit in upstream security
We have often encountered instances when foreign parent companies require their Romanian subsidiaries to grant security for banking transactions and conclude corresponding security agreements over their assets according to the Romanian law, also known as upstream security.