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Dr Marc Peters, LL.M. oec.

Lawyer │ Counsel

Cologne

+49 221 9937 24740

marc.peters@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Capital Markets, Banking & Finance

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Corporate/M&A

Marc Peters specialises in assisting listed companies in all areas concerning stock corporation and capital market law, in particular preparing and supporting general meetings and advising members of the management and supervisory boards. Marc Peters also advises domestic and international clients on restructuring and transactions.

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Vita

Dr Marc Peters studied law at the University of Cologne, Germany, from 1997 to 2001, then earning his doctorate in economic law. He spent part of his legal traineeship at an American law firm in New York and joined Luther in 2008.

Honors and distinctions

kanzleimonitor.de 2021/2022: Recommended in "Corporate Law" (first recommended in 2017/2018)

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Clients

Ongoing assistance to the management board and the supervisory board of several stock corporations
Assisting several listed and privately held stock corporations in the preparation and implementation of general meetings
Ongoing advice to several companies on compliance issues
Legal advice on a squeeze-out

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Publications

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Lectures

23.09.2014: Compliance in der Unternehmerpraxis - Grundlagen, Organisation und Umsetzung, IHK Veranstaltung

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Memberships

Gesellschaftsrechtliche Vereinigung (VGR)

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