Christi Kythreotou is a Cyprus lawyer who specialises in the fields of corporate law, financial services and asset management, taxation and commercial law, and regularly provides assistance on local and cross-border aspects in these areas to national and international clients. She has extensive experience on all aspects of Cyprus corporate and commercial law and has developed significant expertise in advising on M&A transactions and joint ventures, from structuring to implementation. She also provides assistance on day-to-day corporate and business issues often involving taxation law issues. She advises investment firms and asset management companies on legal issues relevant to their activities and their products, including investment fund formation and legal advice on issues that arise during their lifecycle She holds an undergraduate degree in law and a postgraduate (LL.M in commercial law) both from the University of Bristol. She also holds a European Master degree in Law & Economics from the University of Bologna and the University of Hamburg. She is holder of the Certificate in Principles of International Taxation granted by the Chartered Institute of Taxation (United Kingdom). She qualified in 2005 and practises as a lawyer at Colocassides, Hadjipieris LLC. Christi is member of the Corporate M&A Commission of AIJA. She is also an active member of the Legal and Regulatory Committee of the Cyprus Investment Funds Association. She is author of several publications in the areas of corporate law and legal and regulatory aspects of asset management.
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As a lawyer you are the contact point for companies in the field of human resources. Customers call you when there is a question which cannot be answered themselves: what about this or that exactly? It could be anything in employment conditions, collective agreements or works council. Therefore a wide variety of cases. It is also a field that is constantly changing. A few years back, for example, you had the new Wet Flexibiliteit en Zekerheid (Flexibility and Security Act). What I also like is that it is an area with a commercial and business nature, but it still has a strong personal touch. You always deal with a person you need to consider."
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