Imre Kasa

Experience

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  Commissioner for Fundamental Rights of Hungary

  Sept 2003 - Dec 2003

  Paralegal
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  CMS Cameron McKenna

  Sept 2004 - Feb 2006

  Paralegal
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  Ministry of Justice of Hungary

  Mar 2008 - Jul 2008

  Consultant

  International Criminal Law Department

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  Allen & Overy

  Aug 2008 - Jan 2018

  Imre rejoined the London office of Allen & Overy LLP as a secondee where he was working in the M&A (FIG) and private equity teams of the corporate department. Imre advised, in particular, AIMCo (one of Canada’s largest institutional investment fund managers, on its aborted minority investment in Anticimex, the global leader in preventive pest control headquartered in Sweden), and the HSBC group (on its restructuring, which has been brought about by UK regulatory reform requiring HSBC to ring-fence its UK retail and commercial banking businesses from investment and global banking activities). 部分表示 As a senior associate, Imre has advised clients in connection with a variety of large-scale corporate and commercial transactions throughout C&SEE, including advising Asahi Group Holdings (on its EUR7.3bn acquisition of AB InBev’s businesses and operations, including Pilsner Urquell, Kozel, Tyskie and Dreher, the largest M&A transaction in the CEE), a key industry player (in relation to its competitive bid for the acquisition of the glass container business of the Yioula Glassworks Group, with operations in seven countries across the C&SEE), the Constellation Group (a real estate and hotel conglomerate, on a strategic joint venture with the Hungarian construction group Market Építő Zrt., to develop an innovative mixed use real properties development project at Kopaszi-bay in Budapest, that is expected to bring about the most significant real estate development in Budapest for the next 5-10 years with the development of 550,000 square meters of office, residential and shopping space), a key industry player, active in the TMT sector (in relation to the aborted divestment of its business in 11 countries across Europe, through an auction process), and EBRD (on its strategic joint venture with NEF, a leading real estate developer in Turkey, in relation to their joint US$ 120 million investment into modern, earthquake-proof and energy-efficient properties in Turkey). 部分表示 Imre joined the London office of Allen & Overy LLP as a secondee where he was working in the M&A and private equity teams of the corporate department. Imre advised a broad variety of clients, including Blackstone (on its aborted investment in a power station development company with a deal value of GBP800 million), Autobar (a coffee roaster with multiple distribution channels, vending being the most important, on the corporate aspects of the restructuring of approx. EUR900 million debt owing to the group's financial creditors including private equity investors), Charterhouse Capital Partners LLP (on its approx. GBP650 million disposal of Deb Group, which makes dispensers, hand cleaners and skin creams to U.S. household products company SC Johnson), Peninsula Petroleum Group (a leading physical bunker and lubricant supplier on its proposed joint venture with strategic investors), and Moto International Holdings Limited (in connection with its restructuring). 部分表示

  • Senior Associate

    Aug 2017 - Jan 2018

  • Senior Associate

    May 2015 - Jul 2017

  • Associate

    Sept 2014 - Apr 2015

  • Associate

    Oct 2011 - Aug 2014

  • Trainee

    Aug 2008 - Oct 2011
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  Iron Mountain

  Feb 2018 - now

  Director and Senior Counsel, M&A International

  Imre joined the global M&A team of Iron Mountain to bolster Iron Mountain’s international expansion efforts by leading its strategic, multi-jurisdictional acquisitions in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia New Zealand. Since he joined, Iron Mountain has expanded its presence, among others, in (i) China, (ii) CIS (Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia); (iii) the Philippines; (iv) the United Arab Emirates; (v) Thailand; (vi) South Korea; (vii) Indonesia; (viii) Morocco; and (ix) Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Turkey, Bahrain, Jordan, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Algeria. 部分表示