Neil Dixon > Linklaters LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Linklaters LLP
ONE SILK STREET
LONDON
EC2Y 8HQ
England

Work Department

Capital Markets

Position

Partner in the Equity and Debt Markets Group. Neil advises financial institutions and corporate clients on a broad range of debt capital markets transactions, including international debt offerings, bank and insurance regulatory capital, hybrid bonds, equity-linked debt, liability management transactions and medium-term note and commercial paper programmes. Neil has a particular focus on regulatory and corporate hybrid capital issuance as well as other prudential regulatory matters such as ring-fencing and resolution planning.

Neil was recommended as a “rising star” in the 2014 Legal 500 for his debt capital markets work

Career

2016 to date Partner, Linklaters London
2010 – 2016 Managing Associate, Linklaters London
2008 – 2010 Associate, Linklaters London
2003 – 2008 Trainee / Solicitor, Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP, Edinburgh

Memberships

Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales

Education

2002 – 2003 School of Law, University of Edinburgh, DipLP
1998 – 2002 School of Law, University of Edinburgh, LLB Hons (First Class)

Lawyer Rankings

London > Finance > Debt capital markets

Dentons has ‘ friendly team that is always available to discuss and problem solve‘, and clients note that the firm provides ‘strong technical ability, and high partner visibility and supervision‘.  Practice head David Cohen and standout partner Nick Hayday continue to build the DCM team, notably with the hire of ‘first-rate partner‘ Neil Dixon from Linklaters LLP at the end of 2022.  Together, they advise on the full range of DCM products, hence the firm’s promotion in the ranking, though it has particular strength in niches such as sovereign debt, regulatory capital trades, and equity-linked bonds. Hayday, who ‘instils confidence in clients‘, and newly promoted partner Victoria Wyer acted for Republic of Lithuania in the updates of its issuance programme as well as a combined offering of €1.8bn in bonds. Cohen handled an issuer substitution for €300m in outstanding bonds of G City Europe Limited, and advised Haitong Bank on its offering of €230m in floating rate bonds.  Cameron Half, who leads the US Securities practice in EMEA, and trustee and agency specialist Catriona ’Kitty’ Lloyd also play pivotal roles in the practice.