"Schönherr has a strong track record for project finance work. Gergely Szalóki, formerly in-house at the European Investment Bank, is recommended."
Gergely Szalóki Local Partner
legal service
banking, finance & capital markets, insurance
admitted to the bar
Hungary, 2011
with schoenherr since
2009
education
Károli Gáspár Protestant University, Budapest/Hungary (PhD. 2011)
Emory University, World Law Institute, Budapest/Hungary (2008)
Central European University, Budapest/Hungary (LL.M. 2008)
Károli Gáspár Protestant University, Budapest/Hungary (Dr. iur 2005)
working experience
European Investment Bank, trainee, Luxembourg/Luxembourg (2008)
Hankook Tire Hungary Ltd., in-house lawyer, Budapest/Hungary (2006/07)
DAS Legal Expense Insurance Co. Ltd., in-house lawyer, Budapest/Hungary (2005/06)
languages
Hungarian, German, English
schoenherr publications
newsletters
- Hungary remains strict on factoring
- Hungary reconsiders the banking transaction tax to promote electronic payments
- Hungary: Uncertainties related to ICOs and ITOs
- Closer to market needs - recent amendments to the Hungarian insolvency regulation
- Lessons Learned over Three Years: Amendment of the Hungarian Trust Regulation
- Hungary: New Arbitration Legislation?
- Hungary: Increase of Minimum Sale Price May Affect Retail NPL Transactions?
- New regulation on unit-linked life insurance in Hungary
- Hungary: More amendments to the Civil Code to foster lending
- Hungary: Towards strengthened investor protection
- Hungary: Amendment to the Civil Code in order to foster lending
- Hungary wants to become creditor-friendly
- Hungary incentivizes banks to sell their non-performing commercial real estate project loans
- Hungary: Bankruptcy Regime for Private Individuals
- Hungary: Easement on Loan Portfolio Transfers
- Hungary: Better economic and operating environment ahead for banks
- Hungary: What will banks need to (re)pay their borrowers?
- Hungary: Will a 'bad bank' approach solve the corporate NPL problems of the country's banks?
- Hungary: Will the security interest vanish when the underlying secured obligations are transferred?
- Hungary: Problems with the security trustee regulation?
- Hungary: Will Securing Syndicated Loans be Easier in Hungary?
- Hungary: FX loan legislation incentivizing banks to release debts
- Hungary: Hungary to impose new tax on payment services
- Hungary: Risk of Losing Collateral in a Transfer
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