Ginestié Paley-Vincent advises Teleperformance SE on its takeover bid for Majorel
Teleperformance SE, a global leader in next-generation business services, has committed to launching a public purchase and exchange offer for 100% of Majorel shares, for a total amount of 3 billion euros, in cash and shares.
The merger of Teleperformance and Majorel, bringing strong operational and strategic synergies, will give rise to a group representing approximately 12 billion in revenue.
Teleperformance is advised on all stock market and corporate aspects, in France, by Ginestié Magellan Paley-Vincent (Philippe Ginestié, Pierre Mudet, Fabienne Kerebel), White&Case (Thomas Levert, Hugues Mathez, Franck de Vita and Valentin Morichon) as well as, in the Netherlands, by De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek (Gaby Smeenk, Fleur Ter Hoeven, Arne Grimme, Jari Boekhorst, Colette Bouwes Bavinck) and, in Luxembourg, by Elvinger Hoss Prussen SA.
Philippe Ginestié
Founder
Founder of the firm, he has extensive experience in the areas of corporate and complex operations where legal, tax and financial considerations must be integrated. He has developed particular expertise in the legal organization of relations between the control of power in groups.
Administrator of the Alpha Omega Foundation, he also supports non-profit organizations.
Pierre Mudet
Partner
Pierre Mudet works mainly in the areas of stock market law, mergers and acquisitions and company law with clients of listed and unlisted companies in the context of national and international transactions.
He advises industrial groups, banks, investment funds and innovative companies in the new technologies sector.
Fabienne Kerebel
Counsel
She has acquired a solid expertise in the law of listed and unlisted companies and its various components, in particular private equity and mergers and acquisitions.
As such, Fabienne advises companies and executives on their external growth operations, changes in their governance or shareholding, the incentive of key managers or the reorganization of corporate structures. She has developed an in-depth practice of financial securities transactions which allows her to support start-ups, SMEs and mid-cap companies in their fundraising as well as investors at all stages of their investment.
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