Emil Apelman

Emil Apelman

Stockholm | Senior Associate / Advokat

Mobile phone: +46 767 72 00 07

E-mail: emil.apelman@delphi.se

Language: English

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Emil Apelman works in the firm’s Transactions Department. Emil works primarily with stock market law and has experience from IPO:s, including US-listings, public takeover bids and capital raisings and regularly represents listed companies in, among other things, national and international stock incentive programs, corporate governance issues and general corporate and contract law.

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