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Nicole Chrysanthou
Junior Associate
Profile Summary
Nicole Chrysanthou is a Junior Associate who joined LLPO Law firm in October 2023. She was born and raised in South Africa, where she graduated with distinction in both a Bachelor of Commerce in Law and a Bachelor of Laws from the Nelson Mandela University.
Work Experience
Nicole is involved in various aspects of corporate law, including corporate M&A and deals advisory, as well as financial services such as licensing electronic money institutions and payment institutions with the Central Bank of Cyprus.
Nicole effectively combines her commercial and legal knowledge in practice and continues to gain experience within the LLPO corporate division.
Language Proficiency
Nicole is fluent in English and Afrikaans.
Practice Areas
Contact info
+357 22452600
nch@llpolawfirm.com
Nicosia, Cyprus
Nicole's Articles
Nicole’s expertise continues to add value to her clients’ businesses in the fields of Corporate and Corporate M&A and Deals advisory.
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Cyprus: Joint Ventures
Cyprus continues to strengthen its position as a strategic business and investment gateway between Europe, the Middle East and Africa, offering a flexible and business-friendly…
Decoding eIDAS
In an ever-evolving digital age, the eIDAS (electronic Identification Authentication and Trust Services) Regulation provides a framework for secure electronic transactions across the European Union…
Exploring the EU AI Act
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act entered into force on 1 August 2024 and will be broadly applicable after two years, following a phased implementation process.
Structuring M&A Deals – Protecting the Seller’s Earnout Post-Acquisition
Earnouts, while offering the potential for additional compensation based on future performance, they also introduce a layer of uncertainty and risk for sellers.
Navigating the Threat of AI on International Democracy and Human Rights
In democratic societies, consensus, trust and shared information are foundational.