Investments & Capital Markets
Investment Structures Built to Perform When It Counts

OUR APPROACH
How We Advise on Investments and Capital Markets Transactions
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Advising Across the Full Investment Lifecycle
Our lawyers advise throughout the investment lifecycle, from the initial deployment of capital and negotiation of investment terms through governance, additional financing, strategic transactions, restructuring, exit and, where necessary, enforcement. We regularly act on matters involving the United States, the United Kingdom, Ukraine, the European Union and other international markets.
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Why Investment Structure Matters More Than the Initial Transfer of Capital
Investment transactions require more than documenting the initial transfer of capital. The legal structure determines who owns and controls the investment, how additional financing may be raised, how economic returns are allocated, what protections apply if performance deteriorates or the parties’ interests diverge, and how the investor ultimately realizes value or recovers capital.
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What Determines Whether an Investment Works in Practice
We therefore focus on the issues that determine whether an investment works in practice: ownership, control, valuation, financing, regulatory exposure, downside protection, liquidity, repatriation and enforceability. Where a transaction spans multiple jurisdictions, we coordinate corporate, tax, securities, regulatory, competition and disputes considerations through a single investment strategy.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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An Investments & Capital Markets practice covers private investments, capital raising, securities transactions, project finance and the structuring and protection of cross-border investments. At Averites, this spans the full investment lifecycle, from the initial deployment of capital through governance, additional financing, strategic transactions, restructuring, exit and, where necessary, enforcement.
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We regularly act on matters involving the United States, the United Kingdom, Ukraine, the European Union and other international markets.
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No. Investment transactions require more than documenting the initial transfer of capital. The legal structure determines who owns and controls the investment, how additional financing may be raised, how economic returns are allocated, what protections apply if performance deteriorates or the parties’ interests diverge, and how the investor ultimately realizes value or recovers capital.
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We focus on ownership, control, valuation, financing, regulatory exposure, downside protection, liquidity, repatriation and enforceability — the issues that determine whether an investment actually performs, not just how it is initially documented.
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Where a transaction spans multiple jurisdictions, we coordinate corporate, tax, securities, regulatory, competition and disputes considerations through a single investment strategy, rather than treating each jurisdiction as a separate, disconnected workstream.
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Both. We advise investors, companies, founders, financial institutions, investment funds and project sponsors — representing both sides of an investment transaction.