Early-stage startups often face a significant challenge due to their very limited runway – as usually they burn money faster than they are able to acquire funding – which makes external capital crucial for sustainability. From the perspective of potential investors determining the worth of these startups is a key factor in deciding whether to invest or not into the specific project which is complex and time consuming, a luxury startups often lack.
Ellex Advises Capitalica Asset Management on Establishing Capitalica Debt Fund
Ellex has advised Capitalica Asset Management on the establishment of its Capitalica Debt Fund targeting Baltic companies' high-yield bonds.
Taylor Wessing Advises MWB Fairtrade Wertpapierhandelsbank on LM Pay Launch on Duesseldorf Stock Exchange
Taylor Wessing, working with Gowling WLG, has advised Germany's MWB Fairtrade Wertpapierhandelsbank investment bank on the launch of LM Pay on the Duesseldorf Stock Exchange.
Wolf Theiss Advises Joint Lead Managers on EUR 1.5 Billion Republic of Slovenia Note Issuance
Wolf Theiss has advised joint lead managers Barclays, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Erste Group, Goldman Sachs Bank Europe, and Nova KBM on the Republic of Slovenia’s EUR 1.5 billion Reg S note issuance.
Ellex Advises Investmira in Redeeming 2021 EUR 55 Million Bond Issuance
Ellex Valiunas has advised Lords LB Asset Management-managed Investmira on the successful redemption of its EUR 55 million bond issuance from 2021.
The Debrief: January 2024
In The Debrief, our Practice Leaders across CEE share updates on recent and upcoming legislation, consider the impact of recent court decisions, showcase landmark projects, and keep our readers apprised of the latest developments impacting their respective practice areas.
Accessing Capital in Light of Uncertainties of War
As the full-scale war continues into the second year, Ukrainian companies are facing unprecedented difficulties with attracting capital which is desperately needed to restore their day-to-day business operations and production halted by the military aggression. Predictably, international debt capital markets remain inaccessible not only to Ukrainian private borrowers but also to sovereign entities. The unpleasant situation worsens with high costs of borrowing, which have skyrocketed even more for Ukrainian borrowers since the outbreak of the war due to unsustainable country risk.