Wakefield Quin Limited is proud to have contributed the Bermuda Chapter in the eighth edition of the International Comparative Legal Guide to Lending & Secured Finance 2020.

Wakefield Quin represented Nordic Trustee ASA, acting on behalf of bondholders, in connection with the variations to certain terms of the 8.875 per cent Latina Offshore Limited Senior Secured Callable Bond Issue 2013/2018.

Wakefield Quin advised ATN International, Inc. in its acquisition of the controlling interest in Fireminds, an innovative technology solutions company focused on global software development and managed cloud services.

Wakefield Quin represented Gencom Real Estate Services Corporation in its acquisition of Tuckers Point Hotel and Spa, which is a premier multi-purpose facility that includes a real estate development operation and one of Bermuda's leading golf courses.

Wakefield Quin advised client Savannah Petroleum PLC on Bermuda law financing and security matters relating to a credit facility to Seven Energy, a leading integrated gas company in south east Nigeria, with upstream oil and gas interests in the region.

Wakefield Quin represented Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd., as facility agent, in a financing for the US$1,250,000,000 acquisition of geothermal assets in West Java, Indonesia from the Chevron group.

Wakefield Quin represented Diesco Ltd. and its Latin American subsidiaries in connection with a US $4 billion financing by Goldman Sachs.

Wakefield Quin represented Roust Trading Ltd. and its Bermuda affiliates in connection with Roust Corporation's Chapter 11 Pre-packaged Plan of Reorganization in the U.S.

On account of COVID-19, Wakefield Quin and its affiliated companies have implemented their remote working protocols and staff are working from home.

A Q&A guide to lending and taking security in Bermuda.

Leading Bermuda law firm Wakefield Quin (WQ) has awarded its 2019 Legal Scholarships to Ojeda Smith and Shayla Smith.

Mothers will be offered free advice on how to access child maintenance by an expert in family law tomorrow.

There were no changes to Bermuda's Companies Act 1981 (Companies Act) during 2018 affecting the rights of secured parties or Bermuda's reputation as a leading creditor-friendly jurisdiction.