Ship and offshore finance
Acting in relation to a US$91,000,000 sustainability linked loan facility for the purpose of refinancing certain existing indebtedness over six vessels.
Advised in relation to a US$176 million senior secured amortizing credit facility to Isle of Man incorporated companies and secured over four Bahamian flag vessels, including mortgage security and corporate guarantees.
Acted in relation to a US$21million syndicated cross-collateralised facility where the borrower bareboat chartered its vessel to a third party Brazilian bareboat charterer under the Brazilian flag.
International banks
Working with international banks active in the shipping finance sector on medium to long-term loan facilities secured over vessels.
Major financial institutions
Advising major financial institutions on entry into the shipping market, including jurisdictional due diligence and secured financing.
Financiers
Representing financiers on the development of innovative new structures for international asset financing.
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Shipping
Nigel works with a broad spectrum of shipping companies based in Greece and elsewhere.
Working with international banks active in the shipping finance sector on medium to long-term loan facilities secured over vessels.
Advising major financial institutions on entry into the shipping market, including jurisdictional due diligence and secured financing.
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Equity investors
Advising on entry into the ship financing sector.
Financiers
Representing on debt financings, operating lessor financings and leases.
Major financial institutions
Acting on the financing and operation of business jets.
Japanese international bank
Advising a Japanese international bank acing through its Brussels branch on the refinancing of four car carrier vessels for four single purpose shipping companies owned by a major car carrier shipping group.
Dutch bank
Advising in relation to a US$176 million senior secured amortizing credit facility to Isle of Man incorporated companies and secured over four Bahamian flag vessels, including mortgage security and corporate guarantees.
Dutch bank
Acting in relation to a US$ 21million syndicated cross-collateralised facility where the borrower bareboat chartered its vessel to a third party Brazilian bareboat charterer under the Brazilian flag.
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