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Increasing the competences of the BYKO-LAT management board
We provided training for the management board of BYKO-LAT on corporate governance issues and liability regulation. The aim of the training was to strengthen the work of the management board and improve management of risks related to corporate governance. BYKO-LAT is a subsidiary company of BERGS TIMBER and one of the leading exporters of timber […]
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Merger of Luminor Līzings SIA and Luminor Līzings Latvija SIA completed
We assisted Luminor Group companies, which are engaged in the leasing business in Latvia, in the reorganisation process, drafting all the documentation related to the reorganisation and share capital increase to be filed with the Company Register. About the reorganisation As part of the reorganisation, Luminor Līzings Latvija SIA was merged into Luminor Līzings SIA. […]
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Advice relating to the development of sports governance model
We advised the Latvian Sports Federation Council in relation to the formation of a possible sports governance model with only one organisation at its centre. The aim was that this new organisation could result from the reorganisation of the Latvian Sports Federation Council and the Latvian Olympic Committee. Reorganisation via merger is a legal tool […]
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VIG becomes sole shareholder in BTA
We advised one of the leading insurers in Europe, Vienna Insurance Group (VIG), on the purchase of the remaining 9.17% shares in BTA Baltic Insurance Company (BTA). This means that VIG has become the only shareholder in BTA. Seeing the positive tendencies and perspectives in the Baltic insurance market, VIG decided to acquire 100% of […]
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VIG consolidates its group non-life insurance companies Compensa and Seesam in the Baltics
We advised Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) – one of the biggest international insurers in Central and Eastern Europe – on consolidating the business of its group non-life insurance companies Compensa and Seesam in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. This is potentially the biggest cross-border merger in the Baltics in 2020. Optimising group structure As a result […]