Areas of Practice
Track Record
Advised a private lender on the potential purchase of its debt from a well known corporate borrower at a significant discount to par
Acting for a joint venture company on securing development finance for a city building refurbishment scheme totalling approximately £33 million
Acting for an AIM listed company on a reduction of capital transaction
Advising over 15 start-up investment managers on structuring and regulatory issues
Awards & Rankings
Legal 500, Leading Individual, 2020 – 2023
Chambers HNW, Top Ranked Individual, 2021 & 2022
Memberships
Westminster & Holborn Law Society
Education & Qualification
University College London
Qualified as a solicitor in 2009
Chartered Financial Analyst Examinations
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