Claudio Bonora

Claudio Bonora is specialized in international contracts, corporate (mergers and acquisitions), real estate and bankruptcy. Also, he has acquired great experience in labor law and arbitrational matters.

He graduated from the University of Milan in 1977 and has been a member of the Italian Bar Association since 1980. He has been part of the Register of the Auditors since 1995.

He is author of many publications:

“De Nouvelles responsabilités pour les banquiers en Italie” in Revue des Affaires Internationales, Parigi, 1993 n. 4, 417. “Il Finanziamento delle Acquisizioni” in U. Draetta e C. Monesi (a cura di) “I contratti di acquisizione di società e di azienda” Milano, 2007. “Il Segreto Bancario in Italia Oggi” in Compliance, Milano, 2008, n. 2, 8. “Italy” in D. Campbell (a cura di) “International Banking Law e Regulation” – Londra, 1995. “L’Usura” II Edizione Padova, 2007. “La corruption et le tiers-monde” in AA.VV. “La déontologie bancaire et Financière”, Bruxelles, 1998. “La discipline communautaire des services de paiement: bilan et perspectives”, con Roberto Ferretti in “L’Europe bancaire, financière et monétaire” – Liber Amicorum Blanche Sousi – RB Édition, Parigi 2016 “La Nuova Legge sull’Usura” Padova 1996. “Le deleghe nel settore Finanziario” in BM Gutierrez (a cura di) “Le deleghe di poteri” Milano, 2004. “Lineamenti della Legge Bancaria Italiana” Milano, 1995.He has lectures at various courses, he is a regularly speaker in the Financial Market Law Master powered by the University of Milan He is currently

Honorary President and Member of its Scientific Committee; Member of the Board of Directors of the Italian Section of AEDBF; Secretary of the Council of the Giorgio Ambrosoli Study Center of Milan; Member of the Italian Association of Business Lawyers (AIGI); Member of the Gian Franco Campobasso Association for the Study of Commercial and Banking Law. From the 2005 to the 2008 he was Former President of the European Association for Banking and Financial Law (AEDBF) of Paris

He is fluent in French, German, and English.