Ed Garton

London UK

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Ed is a senior associate in the Banking & Finance practice group and advises UK and European banks, alternative lenders, HNWIs and borrowers on a wide array of banking and finance transactions, including corporate lending, debt restructuring, and real estate investment and development finance.

At his previous firm, Ed also spent time on secondment at the firm's offices in Geneva.

Expertise

Services and Groups

Banking & finance

Corporate finance

Real estate finance

Sectors

Financial institutions & insurance

Real estate

Private wealth

CV

Since 2021 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2020 - 2021 Associate, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

2018 - 2020 Trainee Solicitor, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

Career

Since 2021 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2020 - 2021 Associate, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

2018 - 2020 Trainee Solicitor, Charles Russell Speechlys LLP

Education

2020 Admitted as a lawyer, England and Wales

2018 LPC MSc in Law, Business and Management, University of Law, London

2017 Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), University of Law, London

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Wells Fargo completes sustainability-linked £350 million debt facility with AIPUT

18 October 2022

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Wells Fargo completes sustainability-linked £350 million debt facility with AIPUT

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