Roel Fluit
Partner - Attorney at Law
Roel Fluit, attorney at law, is a member of the Corporate practice group. He focuses on corporate law, mergers and acquisitions and (national and international) joint ventures.
London
Dutch, English
Roel practices Dutch law and has a focus on corporate M&A and private equity work. Roel represents corporates and principal (international) private equity houses in their investments, add on, portfolio assistance (including restructuring advice) and exit transactions.
From 2010 through 2013, Roel worked in the New York Office of Loyens & Loeff. He currently co-heads the London practice.
He lectures frequently and has published on a number of corporate law-related matters.
Work highlights
Contributions
Memberships
Dutch Bar Association
International Bar Association (IBA)
American Bar Association (ABA)
Board member European American Chamber of Commerce (EACC) Netherlands
Qualifications
LL.M. degree, US Corporate Law, New York University School of Law, 2005
LL.M. degree, International Business Transactions (cum laude), Nyenrode Business Universiteit, 2004
Dutch law (cum laude), University of Amsterdam, 2004
Publications
Fluit, R. (2017). Onttrekkingen door aandeelhouders en de (niet benijdenswaardige) rol van het bestuur (25) 2) Amsterdam, Netherlands: O&F.
Fluit, R. (2017). What a US Buyer Should Expect in a Dutch M&A Transaction. European Company Law, Volume 14 (1).
Fluit, R. (2009). Juridische fusie/splitsing van banken en de gevolgen daarvan voor bestaande bankhypotheken (9.1), Amsterdam, Netherlands: Vennootschap & Onderneming.
Roel Fluit
Partner - Attorney at Law
London
Dutch, English
<p>Roel Fluit, attorney at law, is a member of the Corporate practice group. He focuses on corporate law, mergers and acquisitions and (national and international) joint ventures. </p>
Roel practices Dutch law and has a focus on corporate M&A and private equity work. Roel represents corporates and principal (international) private equity houses in their investments, add on, portfolio assistance (including restructuring advice) and exit transactions.
From 2010 through 2013, Roel worked in the New York Office of Loyens & Loeff. He currently co-heads the London practice.
He lectures frequently and has published on a number of corporate law-related matters.