Future of your subsidiary in Russia and Belarus: Crisis scenarios and first experiences
27 April | 11:00 – 12:30 CET, 12:00 – 13:30 GMT+3 | Online-event
Registration is closed
Language: English
About the event
International companies with subsidiaries in Russia and Belarus continue
to face numerous issues and challenges in finding the optimal strategy
for their businesses in these two countries.
Our online-event is addressed to the decisionmakers both locally and in foreign headquarters assisting them to deal with the situation in practice and to provide more guidance and clarity. Our experienced legal advisors from the Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Minsk offices provide practical assistance on topical issues such as corporate restructuring, sale of businesses, obtaining regulatory approvals, dormant mode, liquidation and insolvency.
AGENDA
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Business restructuring
- Switching to dormant mode
- Liquidation and insolvency
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Sale of the company to a third party or to the local management
- Current practice of obtaining governmental approvals for the sale of shares / assets
Registration is required.
If you have any questions regarding your subsidiary in Russia and Belarus, please contact our experts in Moscow, Saint Petersburg and Minsk (Belarus).
About speakers
Alexander Titov
Head of Corporate Law Practice, SCHNEIDER GROUP
Alexander joined the company in 2021. He has more than 25 years of professional experience and specializes in advising international companies on joint ventures, restructuring, M&A, and executive dispute resolution.
Companies from a wide range of industries, such as machinery, engineering, automotive, pharma, chemicals, food, consumer goods, professional services, fashion and retail rely on Alexander’s expertise.
Companies from a wide range of industries, such as machinery, engineering, automotive, pharma, chemicals, food, consumer goods, professional services, fashion and retail rely on Alexander’s expertise.
Sergey Odintsov
Head of Legal & Tax, SCHNEIDER GROUP Minsk
Sergey provides legal and tax advice to Belarusian and international businesses. He focuses on corporate and commercial law, taxation, business setup and restructuring, as well as investment projects and supports company clients in mergers and acquisitions.
Since 2006, Sergey has been collaborating with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank on the “Doing Business in...” project. Sergey has more than 15 years of professional experience.
Since 2006, Sergey has been collaborating with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank on the “Doing Business in...” project. Sergey has more than 15 years of professional experience.
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