Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Gleiss Lutz have taken the lead roles on EDF's $6.2bn (£3.9bn) sale of its stake in German energy company EnBW, reports The Am Law Daily. Cleary advised EDF on the deal, fielding a team led by M&A partner Pierre-Yves Chabert in Paris and antitrust partner Stephan Barthelmess and M&A counsel Klaus Banke in Frankfurt.
December 07, 2010 at 09:19 AM
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Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Gleiss Lutz have taken the lead roles on EDF’s $6.2bn (£3.9bn) sale of its stake in German energy company EnBW, reports The Am Law Daily.
Cleary advised EDF on the deal, fielding a team led by M&A partner Pierre-Yves Chabert in Paris and antitrust partner Stephan Barthelmess and M&A counsel Klaus Banke in Frankfurt.
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