Pavel, Margarit and Associates in top of the best law firms in Romania, according to the IFLR1000 ranking for 2020-2021

For another consecutive year, Pavel, Margarit and Associates Romanian Law Fim has positioned itself in the top of the best law firms in the country, in the awards given by the prestigious international legal guide IFLR 1000 (International Financial Law Review), from London, the United Kingdom.

As part of the awards annually granted by IFLR 1000, Pavel, Margarit and Associates ranked in the top of the most appreciated law firms in Romania, within the Banking and Finance practice area. At the same time, Radu Pavel, the Managing Partner, received the distinction of Highly regarded lawyer for the mandates within the areas of practice Banking and Finance and Restructuring and Insolvency in the Real Estate industry sector.

“It was a year with many challenges, both due to the paradigm shift in the business environment imposed by Covid-19 and in terms of the projects we assisted. Pavel, Margarit and Associates Romanian Law Firm provided assistance in banking transactions and cross-border financing projects to important companies in the energy and real estate sector. We are very satisfied with the performance of our specialized lawyers and their ability to adapt to any situation or legal issue”, says the Managing Partner, Radu Pavel. In addition, he adds, “we want to assure our clients that we are on their side and that we have innovative solutions to any kind of legal challenge they face.”

With over 15 years of experience, Managing Partner, Radu Pavel has been involved in numerous banking and finance projects, from project and acquisition financings, debt restructuring, refinancing, acquisition of distressed assets and NPL portfolios, equity transactions, intra group financing, restated consolidated loans, security packages including mortgages, warranties, due diligence to structuring of the entire transaction.

Annually, the London-based legal guide IFLR 1000 draws up a ranking of law firms from over 120 jurisdictions, the rankings being determined according to the complexity of the mandates.