Implementing sophisticated financing arrangements at both a national and international level is key to achieving a successful deal. Our international banking and finance team have the skills and experience needed to make your debt funded transactions a success.
We lead from the front on complex deals and are not afraid to do things that haven’t been done before, such as structuring debt financings using innovative arrangements that deviate from standard templates and are at the forefront of market developments.
We act for borrowers and sponsors, funds and family offices, bank and non-bank lenders and institutions across multiple jurisdictions. Clients come to us for our expertise in acquisition finance, corporate lending, real estate finance, development finance, project finance, trade and receivables finance, venture debt, litigation funding, restructurings and Islamic finance.
Our extensive deal experience means we know the issues that can come up on both sides, as borrower or lender. Our market insights, our collaborative approach and our ability to get the deal done are what our clients value.
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The Senior Managers and Certification Regime (SMCR) is the new framework for individual accountability in the finance sector, and it replaces the previous 'Approved Persons' regime. Our SMCR web tool is free to use and helps determine the scope and application of the extended SMCR regime relevant to you.
Our data breach mobile app helps organisations prepare for and respond to data breaches. Organisations will face potential multi-million pound fines for data breaches after 25 May 2018. TW:Cyber Response provides practical assistance to help clients prepare for and manage breaches as effectively as possible, to minimise their exposure to regulatory action, litigation risk, and reputational damage. The app is available to download from the App Store and Google Play Store.
The Guide spans more than 60 countries and takes the form of an interactive online map, which clients can use to compare national data protection laws in multiple jurisdictions.
