Yurii Krasnoliudskiy is an Of-Counsel at AVELLUM’s finance practice, boasting an impressive track record of advising both Ukrainian and international clients on various complex financial matters. Yurii deals with complex transactions through deliberate analysis and planning, trying to develop a strategy for the transaction and deliver the overall objective, at the same time, producing some sort of innovative solutions and ways forward.
YURII KRASNOLIUDSKIY
Of-counsel
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- EDUCATION AND BAR ADMISSIONS
Master of Laws degree, 2005, Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University
LL.M. degree, 2019, Queen Mary University of London
Admitted to practice law in Ukraine - RECENT EXPERIENCE
Acted as the in-house counsel of ING in connection with providing financing by ING Leasing Ukraine with respect to the construction of shopping mall “Kings Cross Leopolis” in Lviv, Ukraine.*
Acted as the in-house counsel of Unicredit Bank in connection with providing financing by Unicredit Group with respect to the construction of such shopping malls as “Sky Mall”, “Pyramida” and “Illynskiy Business Centre” in Kyiv, Ukraine.*
Advised MHP in connection with financing transactions with MHP, a leading Ukrainian agriculture company, in connection with its recent loan transactions with the EBRD, the IFC and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation.
Advised a large Chinese state-owned enterprise on its investment in a 100Mwt solar power plant in the South of Ukraine.*
Advised the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine providing in connection with grant agreement between Ukraine, represented by the Minister of Finance of Ukraine and the International Bank for Reconstruction and development (IBRD) (World Bank group).
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