Colin Morgan > Macfarlanes LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Macfarlanes LLP
20 CURSITOR STREET
LONDON
EC4A 1LT
England

Work Department

Finance

Position

Colin is head of the firm’s real estate finance practice. He has extensive experience advising UK and overseas lenders and borrowers in relation to real estate investment and development finance.

Colin acts for senior and mezzanine banks and non-banks, investors and developers, hotel owners and operators and high-net-worth individuals on the financing of the acquisition and / or development of a broad range of real estate assets in the UK.

Career

Trained Norton Rose; qualified 1996; partner Macfarlanes 2008

Lawyer Rankings

London > Industry focus > Hospitality and leisure

The cross-disciplinary hotels team at Macfarlanes LLP offers ‘a real depth of expertise’ in acquisitions and developments, management and franchise agreements, financing, and tax issues relevant to hotel businesses. The practice services a diverse client roster which features large hotel owners and operators, investors and lenders. Key lawyers include Howard Corney, who heads the firms M&A group and specialises in the sports, leisure and hospitality industries; commercial expert Will Hedges; hotels and real estate specialist Simon Perry; and expert in real estate finance, Colin Morgan.

London > Real estate > Property finance

One client notes that Macfarlanes LLP has ‘invested in building up a strong property finance practice with enough resources in terms of lawyers, and, above all, sophistication and excellent technical ability, to handle top-notch mandates’. Well-balanced between lender and borrower representation, Colin Morgan‘s team of specialists acts in intercreditor negotiations involving multi-layered capital structures, whole loan financing, build-to-rent financing, hotel and student accommodation and advising high-net-worth individuals on buying or refinancing residential properties. Laura Bretherton has ‘significant experience across a range of real estate financing matters’. Restructuring partner Jat Bains is also recommended.