In a rapidly changing sector, where automation and technology are transforming the nature of lending and borrowing, you need a legal team that will bring a steady hand, as well as cutting-edge technical knowledge.
Our corporate debt lawyers have a deep understanding of the legal and business environment - some have worked in-house and others have been seconded to clients, so we know what you’ll need to deliver a transaction successfully.
Commercial awareness is a vital part of what we offer you, and we’ll work pragmatically, tailoring legal support to your needs. The focus of our team is always on meeting your objectives for each transaction. We know from experience that good communication and listening to your needs means you’ll get the best service -we’re creative in approach, and that means you’ll get innovative solutions to your legal questions.
You’ll be working with a global top 10 law practice, and an award-winning team of over 150 banking and finance lawyers. We operate across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East and US - but we work as one team, across all our offices, and we’ll pull in colleagues in related areas such as tax, M&A, joint ventures and real estate, the moment that you need them.
We can advise you on single bank, multi-bank and syndicated facilities across local and international loan markets - whatever kind of transaction you’re looking at, however complex, we have a transparent approach to pricing, and will deliver against your objectives on time and on budget.
Our global lawyers are experienced in all aspects of corporate debt law. Representative experience includes advising:
- a FTSE 100 PLC on its £450m syndicated sustainably linked revolving credit facility
- a major European corporate in connection with EUR 850m acquisition facilities provided by a group of French banks to finance a public bid
- a FTSE-listed PLC on the £650m refinance of its securitization, ultibank revolving credit facility and bilateral facilities alongside an equity raise
- advising one of the largest flour milling companies in the United States in connection with first lien and second lien acquisition credit of $677.5m as well as a $100m receivables factoring facility
- one of the largest US carpet manufacturing companies in connection with a senior secured asset-based loan facility and a senior secured term loan facility of $229m
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