Efra Aydın Can is the partner heading the Mergers & Acquisitions practice, advising on complex and strategically significant transactions. In this role, Efra represents clients in acquisitions, mergers, joint-ventures, and corporate restructurings, combining legal expertise with a clear understanding of commercial priorities. Her approach is practical and execution-focused, as she supports clients from initial structuring and due diligence through to negotiation and completion. Beyond transactional work, her practice spans cross-border transactions, corporate governance, venture capitals, and ongoing corporate advisory matters. In this context, she regularly advises clients on day-to-day legal matters and strategic decisions, providing clear and commercially sound guidance in complex environments. Additionally, Efra brings notable experience in project finance and capital markets transactions, including initial public offering projects, which further strengthens her ability to advise on complex and large-scale deals. Efra Aydin Can is also a member of the International Bar Association.

Areas of Expertise

  • Antitrust & Competition
  • Capital Markets
  • Corporate & Contract Law
  • Corporate Governance
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Project Finance
  • Venture Capital

Education

  • LL.B., Istanbul Bilgi University Faculty of Law, 2007
  • LL.M., Advanced Studies in International and European Business Law, Leiden University, Netherlands , 2011

Recognition & Awards

  • Rising Star Partner, Corporate and M&AIFLR 1000
  • Next Generation Partner, Commercial, Corporate and M&ALegal 500, 2026
  • Next Generation Partner, Commercial, Corporate and M&ALegal 500, 2025

“Efra Aydın Can is a skilled attorney specialising in corporate law, commercial disputes, and intellectual property. She is known for her sharp analytical skills, attention to detail, and pragmatic approach to complex legal challenges.”

Legal 500, 2026

“Well aware of the relevant laws, advising to protect client's interests and rights, warning client about the negative aspects of the agreements.”

IFLR 1000, 2023

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