Dr Walter Uebelhoer
Partner
Munich
Dr Walter Uebelhoer
Partner
Munich
Contact Details
Walter specialises in syndicated loans and acquisition finance transactions where he acts for banks or borrowers. Recent instructions included syndicated loan transactions for Siemens Gamesa, Daimler AG, Evonik Industries and the Schaeffler Group.
Qualifications
Professional
Admitted as German Rechtsanwalt, 1999
Admitted to the bar, State of New York, USA, 1996
Academic
Second German Law Degree, 1999
Dr iur, University of Cologne, Germany, 1997
LL.M., Southern Methodist University, USA, 1995
First German Law Degree, 1994
Qualifications
Professional
Admitted as German Rechtsanwalt, 1999
Admitted to the bar, State of New York, USA, 1996
Academic
Second German Law Degree, 1999
Dr iur, University of Cologne, Germany, 1997
LL.M., Southern Methodist University, USA, 1995
First German Law Degree, 1994
Published work
- Uebelhoer W. (2014) "Rueckkauf eigener Verbindlichkeiten durch Reverse Dutch Auction als Sanierungsinstrument", article in Restructuring & Finance, Edition 2014
- Uebelhoer W. (2005) "Bond-, Mezzanine- oder Second-Lien-Finanzierungen als sinnvolle Ergaenzung der Unternehmensfinanzierung?", article in Business & Law, 21/07/2005
- Uebelhoer W. (2005) "Appetit auf Uebernahmen ist nicht gestillt", article in Handelsblatt 16/11/2005
- Uebelhoer W. (1998) "Products Liability Risks for Aircraft Exports to the United States": Carl Heymanns Verlag
News & insights
Publications: 21 FEBRUARY 2020
The OJK introduced new regulation to facilitate the transformation of foreign bank branches into subsidiaries and address certain existing uncertainties in executing bank M&A.
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Publications: 20 FEBRUARY 2020
In their podcast, Weronika Groskrejc and Artur Rutkowski, banking and finance lawyers at Allen & Overy Warsaw, try to answer the question in what circumstances it is permissible to repay debt and establish security so as not to violate the rules of hardening period under Art. 127.3 of Bankruptcy Law. Listen to the podcast.
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Publications: 20 FEBRUARY 2020
Coronavirus: Points to consider on M&A transactions
As coronavirus (Covid-19), first reported in Wuhan in December 2019, spreads across China and beyond, it has been widely reported that some Chinese companies are looking to suspend or terminate their contractual commitments. Factory closures, port and travel restrictions on goods and workers, a decline in energy demand, and reductions in consumer spending are affecting many sectors including manufacturing, transport, tourism, energy and retail.
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News: 20 FEBRUARY 2020
A&O retains title as leading global transactional law firm for sixth year
Allen & Overy advised on more deals during 2019 than any other law firm in the world. According to data from Refinitiv and Dealogic, A&O advised on 17% more deals than its nearest competitor across global DCM, ECM, M&A, loans and project finance.
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