Αλεξάνδρα Πέτσα
Alexandra Petsa is a Supreme Court lawyer and has a broadly-based Greek and EU legal practice, having acted for numerous domestic and international clients in high-profile transactions and litigation cases.
Alexandra is an expert practitioner with long-time experience in the fields of NPEs, restructuring & insolvency, judicial enforcement, real estate, tax and employment & social security law, having handled advisory, transactional and litigation work, for clients from various business sectors, including banking and financial services, NPE management, real estate management & development, IT, pharmaceutical and media & entertainment.
Alexandra also has considerable expertise and experience in the fields of capital markets & securities regulation and banking finance and regulation, having handled domestic and cross border financial, DCM and ECM transactions, as well as major litigation cases, mainly for financial institutions, securities firms and listed corporates.
From 2013, she is Managing Partner of Sardelas Petsa Law Firm, in charge of the firm’s NPEs, restructuring and insolvency, real estate, tax and employment & social security law practice, overseeing the relevant divisions of the firm.
University: University of Athens, Faculty of Law (LL.B.), University of Athens, Faculty of Law (LL.M.)
Degree type: LL.B., LL.M.
Year graduated: 2002 (LL.M.), 2000 (LL.B.)
Significant Clients or cases:
Alexandra throughout the years has been handling advisory, transactional and litigation assignments relating to her fields of expertise for major international and Greek clients, such as indicatively:
- All major Greek credit institutions and financial organisations, including National Bank of Greece, Piraeus Bank, Alpha Bank, Eurobank, Optima (ex-Investment Bank of Greece), Hellenic TT Postbank, First Business Bank,
- international financial sector organisations and groups, such as Euroclear Bank, EBRD, JP Morgan, Citigroup, DEXIA Group, Kommunalkredit, Natixis, Société Générale, DZ Bank, UBS, Goldman Sachs, ING, Raiffeisen Bank, Ziraat Bank,
- “Bad Banks”/Liquidators and NPL Portfolio managers, including TT Postbank under Liquidation, ATE under Liquidation, PQH Single Special Liquidation, QQuant Master Servicer, CPB Cyprus Liquidation, APS Investments S.à r.l and APS Recovery Greece,
- Greek REITs such as Prodea (ex-Pangaia), Trastor, Ble Kedros, and real estate management & development companies, such as Grivalia, Dimand and Hellinicon SA.
- Large Greek and multinational groups, such as Minos EMI, Universal, Fourlis Group, Public Power Corporation, Motor Oil Group and Viohalco Group.
