Cristiano Tommasi

Partner

Rome

Cristiano’s main area of practice is in both international and domestic capital markets work. He is a member of the Italian ICM team based in Rome and has extensive experience of public and private debt and equity issues, including transactions involving public offerings and an offering in the United States, convertible and exchangeable bond issues, medium term note and commercial paper programmes, structured finance products and Italian public finance. Cristiano has also significant experience with reference to both domestic and international liability management transactions and with reference to regulatory matters. He has worked with most of the leading international investment banks as well as with many major Italian corporate, finance and banking issuers.

“Always present, always the right answer at the right moment.” IFLR1000 2018 (Capital Markets - Debt: Italy)

“Cristiano Tommasi is top of the league with respect to debt capital markets in Italy.” IFLR1000 2017 (Capital Markets - Debt: Italy)

Expertise

Practices

Banking and Finance

Capital Markets

Financial Services Regulation

Sectors

Financial Institutions

Office

Rome

Allen & Overy Studio Legale Associato
Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 284
Rome
00186

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Qualifications

Academic

JD, Università di Firenze, 1997

LLM, Comparative Law, The Pennsylvania State University, 1997

News & insights

Publications: 15 JUNE 2020

Great Secondaries – Liquidity from PE and other illiquid asset fund investments

Looking beyond Covid-19, investors want to understand how they can reshape their private equity and illiquid asset fund portfolios.

Publications: 08 JUNE 2020

Great Expectations – IBOR transition for Funds and Asset Managers

Fund and asset managers will need to carefully consider the impact of the IBOR transition on their business and take action significantly before the end of 2021 to enable them to properly prepare.

Publications: 07 APRIL 2020

Covid-19 coronavirus: commercial papers in the ECB pandemic emergency purchase programme of 750 billion euros

In order to deal with the economic emergency resulting from the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus, the European Central Bank ("ECB") has announced a temporary programme for the purchase of financial…