Linari Law Firm supports O2 Capital AM in €1B bond program

Linari Law Firm recently supported the successful €1 billion bond issuance by O2 Capital AM—a landmark transaction that reflects our deep expertise in complex financial structuring and Luxembourg’s legal landscape.

We are pleased to announce our role as lead legal counsel for Luxembourg in the structuring and issuance of a €1 billion bond program by O2 Capital Titrisation Luxembourg. This successful operation not only showcases our firm’s expertise in handling complex financial structures, but also highlights O2 Capital Group’s leadership in executing senior loan in the real estate industry and especially in the Silver Economy.

O2 Capital AM demonstrated its skill in structuring and issuing the bond, showing its ability to create innovative and effective financial solutions. Their strategic vision is helping drive the growth of key infrastructure, especially in real estate debt.

O2 Capital AM is a French asset management company regulated with the AMF.

Our Managing Partner, Vincent Linari-Pierron, and Partner, Guillaume Deflandre, led the legal efforts throughout the process. Their in-depth knowledge and extensive experience were crucial in ensuring the smooth execution of the transaction within Luxembourg’s legal framework.

We are proud to have been part of this significant achievement!

P.S. This communication is for information purposes only. It does not constitute a recommendation or an offer to the public or a solicitation with a view to the subscription or purchase of financial instruments.

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