Three legal professionals from the Dutch firm HVK Stevens discuss a service model that sets the firm apart: the combination of international tax advice with notarial law, brought together to support complex corporate transactions under one roof.
Much of the conversation turns to the firm's strategic expansion into the Middle East, particularly Egypt and Saudi Arabia, where it advises on IPOs and cross-border structures. The partners make the case for the Netherlands as a stable and flexible jurisdiction for global investors navigating regulatory complexity.
Their account of how the practice has grown returns repeatedly to the same two things: direct personal relationships, and a pragmatic approach to counsel for entrepreneurs and families managing high-stakes international deals.