Mayke Kamstra
Senior Associate - Senior Deputy Civil Law Notary
Mayke Kamstra, senior associate and deputy civil law notary, is a member of the Corporate/M&A practice group. She focuses on national and international mergers, acquisitions, restructurings and joint ventures, in particular in respect of private equity.
Mayke specialises in mergers and acquisitions and private equity. She has a particular focus on advising in the context of
international acquisitions and joint ventures. Maykes areas of specialism include domestic and cross border mergers and acquisitions and restructurings. She represents both domestic and international clients in a wide range of high-end transactions.
Mayke also worked at our London office (2021-2023).
Work highlights
Contributions
Memberships
Royal Dutch Association for Civil Law Notaries, 2016
Qualifications
Post-graduate specialisation Company and Corporate law, Grotius Academy Nijmegen, 2024 (cum laude)
Professional Notarial Education, Royal Dutch Association for Civil Law Notaries, 2019
LLM Notarial law, Utrecht University, 2016
Publications
Kamstra, M.T. (2016). Uitkeringen in de vorm van aandelen en de uitkeringstest van art. 2:216 BW. Juridische Berichten voor het Notariaat, JBN 2016/35.
Mayke Kamstra
Senior Associate - Senior Deputy Civil Law Notary
mayke.kamstra@loyensloeff.com
Amsterdam
Dutch, English
<p>Mayke Kamstra, senior associate and deputy civil law notary, is a member of the Corporate/M&A practice group. She focuses on national and international mergers, acquisitions, restructurings and joint ventures, in particular in respect of private equity. </p>
Mayke specialises in mergers and acquisitions and private equity. She has a particular focus on advising in the context of
international acquisitions and joint ventures. Maykes areas of specialism include domestic and cross border mergers and acquisitions and restructurings. She represents both domestic and international clients in a wide range of high-end transactions.
Mayke also worked at our London office (2021-2023).