Dr Andreas Kloyer

Dr Andreas Kloyer is a partner with Luther in the law firm’s Frankfurt (Germany) and London (England) offices. He advises investors (private equity companies and strategic investors) on mergers and acquisitions (M&A), banking and capital markets law, and on the structuring of complex national and international financing transactions. Furthermore, he has extensive experience in advising family-owned businesses and entrepreneurial families.

Andreas Kloyer is a permanent lecturer at universities on corporate and banking law. In addition, he is a member and officer in various international business law associations (e.g. the International Bar Association - IBA) and business circles. As Luther’s international representative, Andreas Kloyer, among other assignments, represents Luther at unyer Global Advisors, where he is also acting as the current chair of the unyer Assembly.

Corporate/M&A
Capital Markets, Banking & Finance

After studying law in Passau and Munich and earning his doctorate at the University of Kiel (all Germany), Dr Andreas Kloyer worked for various renowned international law firms. He joined Luther in 2012. Andreas Kloyer was an assistant lecturer for German and European corporate law and banking and capital markets law at the University of Augsburg (Germany) for more than ten years.

• JUVE Guide 2022/2023: Mentioned as frequently recommended in “Corporate Law” (first mentioned in 2015/2016, “experienced corporate lawyer, in particular in an international context”, competitor) and “M&A” (first mentioned in 2016/2017, “is experienced in the international context”, competitor)
• Who’s Who Legal 2013: Recommended in the practice area “Capital Market Law”
• Best Lawyers (2023): Recommended in the practice area “Corporate Law” (first recommended in 2021)

• 17.11.2013: Das neue Kapitalanlagegesetzbuch
• 17.11.2013: Strukturierung von geschlossenen Fonds in Deutschland vor dem Hintergrund der Regelungen des KAGB
• 01.11.2013: Der Anwendungsbereich des KAGB nach § 1 Abs. 1 des Gesetzes in der Beratungspraxis
• 01.08.2013: Beteiligungsvertrag mit einem Private-Equity-Investor