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  • The dust begins to settle By Rune Solberg and Even Bratsberg of Thommessen Krefting Greve Lund, Oslo and London
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  • The Austrian M&A market By Gerald Schmidsberger of Saxinger Chalupsky Weber & Partners, Vienna
  • Gerald Schmidsberger is an attorney at law and partner of Saxinger, Chalupsky, Weber & Partners, Vienna, Linz, Wels. His main areas of work are corporate law, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), securities regulations, banking and finance. He is a lecturer and author of several corporate law and M&A publications. Before becoming an attorney-at-law Mr Schmidsberger worked for an international accounting firm.