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Hogan Lovells International LLP
ATLANTIC HOUSE
HOLBORN VIADUCT
LONDON
EC1A 2FG
England

Work Department

Banking

Position

Partner

Career

As a banking partner in London, Andrew covers all aspects of lending and is a leading lawyer in the field of trade and commodities finance.

His practice covers all of Europe and emerging markets around the world, particularly Africa, India and the former Russian CIS. He represents lenders and borrowers, including a particular focus on lending by multilateral organisations and development banks. He also has a niche practice of advising clearing houses on their member margin collateral arrangements.

Andrew has been at Hogan Lovells since 1993 and a partner since 2002. He spent many years with the firm in the Hong Kong and Singapore offices, before returning to the London office in 2007.

Languages

English - Spoken Native, Written Native

Memberships

Law Society of England and Wales.

Education

Law Society Final The College of Law, Lancaster Gate; LL.B., University of Exeter; Articles at Hogan Lovells.

Lawyer Rankings

London > Finance > Trade finance

(Hall of Fame)

Andrew TaylorHogan Lovells International LLP

Hogan Lovells International LLP has a trade and export finance practice that excels in transactional matters, including letters of credit, bills of exchange, bills of lading, and demand guarantees, and also provides an advisory service based on in-depth knowledge of underlying assets and emerging markets. Particularly noted for its expertise in receivables finance, the firm has ‘an excellent balance of expertise and judgement‘. David Leggott, who ‘consistently provides excellent advice and service, and handles negotiations with a pragmatic touch‘, and banking partner Andrew Taylor lead ‘one of the most skilled and professional teams in the market‘. Leggott advised international agri-business AMS Ameropa on a $1.1bn multi-currency revolving borrowing base facility with a syndicate of more than 20 banks. Philip Beswick is now projects counsel at Watson Farley & Williams LLP , but senior associate Daniela Barrdear concentrates on trade and commodity finance structures and ECA-backed financing for both for borrowers and bank syndicates. She worked closely with Leggott on a $300m financing to Titan Trust Bank Limited for Afreximbank.