White & Case advises Mazarine group on evolution of shareholder structure

Global law firm White & Case has advised Mazarine on the acquisition by Paul-Emmanuel Reiffers, CEO and founder of Mazarine, of the stakes in Mazarine held by LBO France, Mirabaud Private Equity and FG Bros, increasing his shareholding to 86% of the group’s share capital.

In 2022, Paul-Emmanuel Reiffers regained a majority shareholding in the group, holding 54% of its share capital.. In September 2026, he exercised his buyback option in order to strengthen the group’s independence and retain control over Mazarine’s strategy and governance.

The transaction, which was supported by a bank refinancing, marks the exit of LBO France, Mirabaud Private Equity and FG Bros. It also involved the entry of Jacques Veyrat, through Impala, into the group’s share capital with a 9% stake, alongside the group’s executives and employees, who hold a 5% stake.

Mazarine group is an independent international communication, creative and experiences group dedicated to luxury, fashion, art and culture.

The White & Case team in Paris which advised on the transaction was led by partner Saam Golshani and Jean-Guillaume Meunier and included partners Raphaël Richard, Neeloferr Roy and Cyril Valentin, counsel Sarah Kouchad and associates Simon Martin-Gousset, Matthieu Shamloo, Chloé Bouffard, Anna Nijaradzé, Imane Lazraq, Yacine Arhmir, Thibaut Garcia and Grégoire Desouche.

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