Dana Anagnostou advises European and American clients on several aspects of international business law, including finance and financial services, M&A and IP/IT.
Ms. Anagnostou’s finance practice focuses on banking, structured finance, capital markets and derivatives. She also counsels clients regularly on recent regulatory initiatives, such as the implications of EMIR and Title VII of Dodd-Frank on their derivative business. She also advises French funds, fund managers, administrators and custodians on corporate governance, compliance and regulatory issues, as well as on a wide range of contractual and operational issues.
Ms. Anagnostou’s M&A experience centers on cross-border acquisitions, generally involving France and/or the US, and often in the finance or technology fields. Her clients include financial institutions, industrials and private equity funds.
In addition, she has significant experience in preparing and negotiating trademark and technology license agreements and other IP-related contracts.
Dana Anagnostou is a member of the New York and Paris bars. Fluent in both French and English, Ms. Anagnostou is an American who began her career in 1994 in the New York office of a large firm, moving to Paris in 1998.