Ákos Mátés-Lányi joins Noerr as M&A head
Ákos Mátés-Lányi has joined law firm Noerr’s Budapest practice as counsel and head of M&A/transactions, bringing 12 years of experience in his field, according to a press release sent to the Budapest Business Journal.
Ákos Mátés-Lányi
Working as a corporate M&A lawyer, Mátés-Lányi has built a professional reputation as a specialist advising in cross-border M&A, private equity and capital markets. He has more than 12 yearsʼ experience advising both domestic and international clients through working at international law firms including DLA Piper and, most recently, Kinstellar.
"We are proud and excited about Ákos joining us at a time when Noerr is developing fast in Hungary," said Zoltán Nádasdy, office head of Noerr in Budapest. "Ákos will bring critical expertise to our young and dynamically growing team, which serves an increasing number of international clients."
"We very much look forward to Ákos coming on board, and this important move is evidence of our commitment to progressing Noerr into a truly regional force in all core areas of the legal advisory business in CEE," added Jörg Menzer, regional managing partner for the CEE. "Ákos will work from day one with our leading M&A professionals across the region, and also in Germany as the case may be, on major transactions."
Mátés-Lányi is a member of the Budapest Bar and the ethics committee of the Hungarian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (HVCA).
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