Mr Francis Wijnakker > Linklaters > Brussels, Belgium > Lawyer Profile
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RUE BREDERODE 13
1000 BRUXELLES
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Mr Francis Wijnakker
Work Department
Corporate and Finance
Position
Counsel
Career
Francis is a counsel in the Belgian Corporate and Finance Group.
His practice mainly includes banking and debt capital markets (including bank and insurance regulatory capital), but also real estate finance, projects and regulatory matters. He has experience in all aspects of financial law, with a particular focus on and expertise in general corporate lending, acquisition/leveraged finance and debt capital market transactions. In this context, Francis regularly works with financial institutions, listed and unlisted corporates and private equity firms.
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Languages
Dutch, English and French
Lawyer Rankings
Belgium > Banking, finance and capital markets
Linklaters continues to field a ‘standout team with deep knowledge of the market’ which acts for corporate and banking clients alike, handling matters ranging from debt and equity capital markets transactions to complex project and acquisition financings, as well as financial regulatory matters and distressed financings. The practice has a growing reputation for its ability to advise on sustainability-linked facilities and transactions, having assisted infrastructure and energy clients with green bond issuances and advised banks on their sustainability-linked loan programs. Practice head Arnaud Coibion is well-versed in handling financial transactions related to energy and infrastructure projects, while Charles-Antoine Leunen and Francis Wijnakker are particularly well-versed in investment-grade and leveraged financings. ESG experts Anne-Sophie Vankemmelbeke and David Ballegeer specialise in capital market transactions, as do Thierry L’Homme and Filip Lecoutre, who are particularly focused on handling IPOs.
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