Constantin Khovrin
Junior Associate
Portrait
Constantin Khovrin studied at the University of Fribourg. He obtained a Bachelor of Law in 2018 and a Master of Law in 2020 (with a summa cum laude distinction). He also obtained a Certificate of Advanced Studies in Legal Professions from the University of Geneva in July 2021.
In July 2021, he joined Jacquemoud Stanislas as a Junior Associate.
Deals & Cases
Jacquemoud Stanislas acted as counsel of a French Company backed by a large French private equity fund in connection with the acquisition of a majority stake in a Swiss company active in the informatic field.
Jacquemoud Stanislas acted as counsel to a company active in the luxury industry in connection with a large primary and secondary investment.
Jacquemoud Stanislas acted as counsel to six Swiss asset managers in connection with their FINMA license and the implementation of the business conduct rules (LSFin).
Jacquemoud Stanislas acted as counsel to a Swiss PE firm in connection with an LBO on a physiotherapist group. The sellers reinvested in the acquisition vehicle. Jacquemoud Stanislas represented the PE fund and the acquisition vehicle in connection with all legal aspects of the transaction, including the debt financing and the set-up of the fund.
Jacquemoud Stanislas acted as counsel to the largest biotech French fund and an US based biotech fund in connection with a large Series A on a company developping antibody therapies. Jacquemoud Stanislas represented the Series A Lead Investors.
Jacquemoud Stanislas acted as counsel to a group active in the food & beverage industry in connection with the restructuring of its share capital by way of a capital increase through contributions in kind and debt to equity swap.
The team included Philippe Jacquemoud, Alexandre Salem and Constantin Khovrin.
The sellers reinvested a portion of their proceeds to become minority shareholders. Prior to the sale, the sellers acquired the real estate in a spin-off.
Jacquemoud Stanislas advised the sellers in connection with all aspects of the transaction.
The team included Philippe Jacquemoud, Guillaume Barazzone, Aurélie Guex-Croisier and Constantin Khovrin.