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Guillaume
Isautier
Partner
Education
University of Paris X - Nanterre, D.E.S.S. Droit du Commerce International, 1998
Golden Gate University, LL.M. in Taxation, 1997
Practice
Guillaume Isautier is a partner in the firm’s Corporate Group. He advises domestic and international clients on mergers and acquisitions of listed/non-listed companies, on joint ventures and on restructuring matters. Guillaume Isautier joined the firm as an associate in October 1999.
Experience
- Axel Springer in its acquisition of a 68% stake in auFeminin.com following a public tender offer
- Crédit Lyonnais Asset Management in the creation of a joint venture (“Crédit Lyonnais - Hamilton Lane Private Equity”) with Hamilton Lane Private Equity
- Ecopetrol S.A. in its acquisition of Hocol, a company engaged in exploration and production of hydrocarbons in Colombia, wholly owned by Maurel & Prom
- Eurogroup Consulting in connection with the creation of a European independent consulting group
- First Eagle Investment Management in connection with the cash tender offer and subsidiary exchange offer by Carrefour for the shares of Guyenne et Gascogne
- Florac in its joint acquisition with L Capital of three French ready-to-wear fashion companies Sandro, Maje and Claudie Pierlot (Groupe SMCP)
- Florac in its acquisition of 27.5% of the economic interests of the TCR Group from Chequers Capital
- Fondations Capital in connection with its acquisition of a 60% equity interest in Sepur
- GE Power Systems in its acquisition of 81% of the Thermodyn Group, a division of Framatome, through its subsidiary Nuovo Pignone SpA
- Lazard as financial advisor to Groupe Eurotunnel and as presenting bank in connection with the exchange offer launched by Groupe Eurotunnel on its warrants issued in 2007
- LuK Auslandsholding GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of INA-Schaeffler KG, in the acquisition of AP France S.A., a French car spare-parts producer
- Novartis AG in the sale of its Nutrition & Sante business unit to ABN AMRO Capital France
- Paulson & Co. Inc. in connection with an investment in Renault-Nissan
- Saint-Gobain in its 2009 capital increase by free allocation of warrants
- Sal. Oppenheim in the sale of its capital market sales business to Macquarie
- SCPA and EDF/ S.A.E. in the sale of their joint subsidiary Sogema to Sea-Invest NV
- Sagemcom in connection with the sale of its Systèmes urbains business (Traffic management) to Aximum (Groupe Colas)
- Société Générale in the acquisition of the Gefa Bank and ALD, leasing activities of Deutsche Bank
- Société Générale in its acquisition of 22.34% of General Bank of Greece (GBG)
- Société Générale in its acquisition of Elcon Finans AS from DnBNOR
- Société Générale in the sale of ECS to Econocom
- Société Générale and Tecnicredito in their acquisition of respectively 70% and 30% of Banco Pecunia, a Brazilian company specialized in consumer finance
- Société Générale/ALD International in connection with a partnership with Wheels, Inc.
- Société Générale in the sale of its Greek Subsidiary, Geniki Bank, to Piraeus Bank
- Sofipost (Groupe La Poste) in the sale of Somepost Logistique to ETDE (Groupe Bouygues)
- Sonatrach in its acquisition of a stake in Gas Natural Fenosa (GNF)
- Technip in its acquisition of a 29.7% stake in Coflexip
- Technip in its tender offer for Isis both in France and in the United States
- Technip in its tender offer for Coflexip both in France and in the United States
- Thales in connection with its agreement with Alcatel-Lucent on the transfer of Alcatel-Lucent’s transportation, security and space assets to Thales and on the future industrial cooperation of the two groups
- The AES Corporation in connection with the sale of 100% of its interests in French wind assets to Boralex Europe SA
- The Dow Chemical Company in connection with the sale of its Polypropylene business to Braskem (French aspects)
- The founders of TickeTac, an online show tickets provider, in connection with the sale of the company to Groupe Le Figaro
- The main group of shareholders in connection with the capital restructuring of Louis Dreyfus Group
- The shareholders of Fitec, a French telecommunication company, in connection with its acquisition by Colt Telecom Group Plc.
Bar Admissions/Qualifications
Paris
Languages
French
English
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