Mr Cian Fenton > RDJ LLP > Cork, Ireland > Lawyer Profile
RDJ LLP Offices

2 PARK PLACE
CITY GATE PARK, MAHON POINT
CORK
Ireland
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Mr Cian Fenton

Work Department
Banking & Finance
Position
Cian is a Partner in RDJ’s Banking and Finance group. He practices in a wide range of finance transactions including acquisition finance, real estate and development finance, structured finance, loan portfolio sales and debt restructuring. His main focus is on lending to corporate groups for expansions (whether acquisitions or developments). Cian acts for a number of domestic and international banks, alternative finance providers and non-bank lenders. He also acts for a wide range of corporate borrowers, particularly in the construction and hospitality sectors.
Education
BCL (University College Cork) LLM by research (University College Cork) Diploma in Finance Law (Law Society of Ireland)
Lawyer Rankings
Ireland > Banking and finance
RDJ LLP‘s banking and finance team is largely located in Cork, though it is building its presence in Dublin where it hired Brian Quinn as a partner from Arthur Cox in January 2021; financial services regulatory partner Brian Hunt had previously joined the Dublin team from Zurich insurance. Along with a small team in Galway, the firm has developed strong connections to Ireland’s pillar banks and alternative lenders, particularly in the construction, technology and hospitality sectors, and in real estate development and acquisition financing. Cork partners Brendan Cunningham and Tom Fox are hugely experienced, particularly in property and development finance, as is Cian Fenton, who now leads many of the team’s headline engagements.
Lawyer Rankings
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Firm Rankings
- Banking and finance
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Construction
- Employment
- Healthcare and life sciences
- Insolvency and corporate restructuring
- Insurance
- Media and entertainment
- Real estate
- Data privacy and data protection
- Dispute resolution
- EU and competition
- Information technology
- Planning and environment
- Public sector
- Tax
- Intellectual property