This restructuring is a good example in which Loyens & Loeff provided an integrated approach and leveraging our involvement in large and complex cross border restructurings. Together with lead counsel DePardieu Brocas Maffei, Loyens & Loeff acted as Dutch, Belgian and Swiss counsel to the Pierre & Vacances group. Over the last months, we advised on several Dutch, Belgian and Swiss law matters in its complex debt restructuring. In advising the Pierre & Vacances group, we added value by our integrated and pragmatic approach, putting together a team of restructuring, finance, real estate, tax and employment experts.

The Loyens & Loeff team was led by restructuring partner Vincent Vroom, supported by Kim de Bruijn and Rosalie Tielens. The Dutch team further consisted of tax partner Harmen Zeven supported by Bamdad Ferdowsi, Ingrid Hijdra and Yannick Govaert, banking & finance partner Kim Koops with Jenna Athaulla, Alena Krizova and Maxim Oostrom, real estate partner Pauline Leegwater with Marloes Voorrips and Bob Hosselet, corporate / notarial partner Hendrik Portengen with Amber Groenendijk and Paulien van der Does Vos, and Youssef el Harchaoui advising on employment law aspects. The Belgian team was headed by banking & finance partner Vanessa Marquette with Lien Bellinck, Eugénie Mennig, Arne Weemaes, Jens De Winne and Mathias Hendrickx. From our Swiss office the team was led by banking & finance partner Judith Raijmakers who was supported by Stéphanie Hagmann, Nathalie Vainio and David Rohner.