Eric Charvillat

Eric is the Head of our Banking and Finance group in France. His clients include financial institutions, investment funds, and corporations.

Eric is a versatile lawyer who can support you with project, asset and corporate financing, as well as restructuring your operations. He is recognised for his knowledge of regulatory issues and expertise in project financing for public investments, both green and brown-field. He has expertise in infrastructure, building and community equipment financing carried out under public contracts.

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Career

Since 2019	Partner, Taylor Wessing
2017 - 2019	Partner, Bird & Bird
2011 - 2017	Partner, Latournerie Wolfrom Avocats

2000 - 2011

Legal departments of various credit institutions, including Société Générale CIB

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Education

1998

DEA, Public Law and Economics, Panthéon-Assas University Paris II

Additional languages

English

French

Expertise

Services and Groups Banking & finance Projects, energy & infrastructure

Sectors Public services & education Chemicals Energy & infrastructure Financial institutions & insurance

Experience

Financing, design, construction and operation of an African airport	A global investor and asset manager on the award of the concession relating to the financing, design, construction and operation of an African airport.
Financing, design, build and technical maintenance of a cultural centre and art museum storage	A French ministry and a world famous French museum on the award of a partnership agreement regarding the financing, design, build and technical maintenance of a building that will host all of the museum's art reserves and host a cultural centre that will be open to the public.
Financing of a private communications network	Advising telecom operators for the financing of a private communication network within the legal framework launched by a french Department

Financing of a concession agreement for a harbour public service mission

Several well-know french banks as lenders to a special purpose company, created to finance a concession agreement relating to a harbor public service mission.

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