Mr. Gruschwitz has more than 15 years of experience in company valuation, business modeling, and transaction services. He advises German and international clients on arbitration, litigation, and out-of-court settlements to resolve post-merger, commercial, and shareholder disputes.
Christian Gruschwitz has more than 15 years of experience in company valuation, business modeling, and transaction services. He advises German and international clients on arbitration, litigation, and out-of-court settlements to resolve post-merger, commercial, and shareholder disputes.
He has spent the past ten years advising judges and arbitrators, plaintiffs and defendants, buyers and sellers, management, and boards of directors on contentious issues in corporate transactions and commercial and corporate law. His experience spans sectors and industries: car manufacturers and dealers, (renewable) energy, pharmaceuticals, banks, IT, retail, media, private equity, and telecommunications.
Mr. Gruschwitz regularly analyses and prepares corporate forecasts and financial statements, due diligence, financial modeling, and business valuations for rbitration, litigation, out-of-court settlements, impairments, squeeze-outs, carve-outs, M&A, and tax.
Previously, Mr. Gruschwitz was a Director at Alvarez & Marsal in Germany, managing teams of medium-sized projects.
Today Secretariat announced the firm has expanded its global reach with the launch of offices in Hamburg and Munich, Germany. As part of the strategic growth, three new leaders join Secretariat’s roster of experts led by Alexander Demuth and joined by Directors Dr. Björn Brand and Christian Gruschwitz. Together, the team will lead Secretariat’s efforts […]
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Secretariat Experts Contribute to “2024 Annual Review of Antitrust Law Developments”
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