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2026

The Cross-Border Conversion as a Gateway to European Establishment: Inbound and Outbound Perspectives

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120

3 VERIFIED CPD Points

3

HOURS

English

Chloe Constantinidou

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COURSE DESCRIPTION

This hands-on course offers a practical and comprehensive look at how cross-borderconversions operate under EU and Cyprus law, with a primary focus on thecorporate and procedural mechanics of the process. From the basic legalprinciples to the finer points of procedure, the course guides you through thelifecycle of a cross-border conversion, when it is used, how it is structured,how it is carried out, and how legal continuity is preserved at the end of theprocess.

Participantswill explore the EU Directive 2019/2121 framework and its transposition intoCyprus law, gain insight into real-world application, and learn how to guide acompany through both an inbound conversion into Cyprus and an outboundconversion out of Cyprus. Participants will also look closely at the proceduralsteps, the documentation typically required, and the safeguards protectingmembers, creditors and employees.

The coursecombines legal analysis with practical examples and procedural guidance,ensuring that Participants are equipped to handle cross-border conversionsconfidently in practice.

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Methodology

Live sessions - online via Zoom

Interactive lecture with PowerPoint presentation

Case study and analysis and group discussion

Practical exercises to apply legal concepts in real-world scenarios

Q&A sessions for in-depth understanding

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Funding

This course is not funded by the HRDA.

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Admission Requirements

No pre-existing knowledge or qualifications are required for this course.

Who is this aimed at

This course is suitable for:

- Professionals involved incorporate restructuring, cross-border transactions, or advising on Europeanestablishment

- Lawyers advising on corporatelaw, cross-border transactions or EU mobility structures

- In-house legal counselconsidering relocating or restructuring group entities within the EU

- Corporate administrators andcompany secretaries handling Registrar filings and post-conversion compliance

- Accountants and tax advisorssupporting clients on cross-border restructuring

- Business consultants andadvisors involved in structuring or relocating operations to or from Cyprus

- Anyone exploring the use ofCyprus as a gateway for European establishment

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Certificate Awarded

A Training Certificate will be awarded to those participants who will successfully complete the training.

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INSTRUCTOR

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Chloe Constantinidou

Chloe Constantinidou holds an LLB in Law from King's College London andan LLM in Corporate and Commercial Law from the London School of Economics andPolitical Science (LSE) in the UK. She is fluent in both Greek and English.

She was admitted to the Cyprus Bar Association in 2015 and has sincebuilt extensive transactional and advisory experience, including a senior roleat a Big Four professional services firm. She is currently a Senior Associateat M. Hadjitofi LLC.

Chloe provides end-to-end support on a wide range of corporate andcommercial law matters, with particular expertise in complex corporaterestructurings and streamlining exercises for multinational groups, includingcross-border reorganisations. She also plays a key role in major M&Atransactions, assisting with due diligence, preparing transaction documents,and coordinating closing deliverables. In addition, she is highly experiencedin drafting complex commercial agreements, legal opinions, and securitisationand other banking-related documentation.

Chloe's advisory work extends to EU regulatory and competition law,with a particular focus on merger control and compliance. She has advisedprominent market players, including one of the largest energy groups in Cyprus,on compliance with commitments imposed by the Commission for the Protection ofCompetition. Her experience also spans a broad range of related practice areas,including Cyprus international trusts, intellectual property, and employment law.

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QUESTION 01

Do I need to be registered on the ERMIS Portal?

Yes, if you are registering for a course that is HRDA accredited, all participants (either receiving funding or not) will have to access and register as natural persons on the ERMIS Portal. If you are receiving funding and you are being registered for continuous professional/vocational training by your employer, your employer should also be registered with the ERMIS platform as a legal person. Contact us if you have any difficulty registering as a natural person or a legal person.

QUESTION 02

Will I receive a certificate at the end of the training?

Yes, you will receive a Certificate of Attendance from ELTRC or the relevant awarding body.

QUESTION 03

Do you have terms and conditions for seminar attendance?

Yes. You may find our terms and conditions here.

QUESTION 04

Will I receive the notes for the lesson and have access to recordings?

Yes, you will be given the course materials through an online platform and you will be allowed to download and keep the course materials and specimens for certain courses. Recordings will also be available in the drive for three months.