Bedell Cristin is a popular choice for both lenders and borrowers in the real estate market, overseeing mezzanine and development facilities, in addition to assisting lenders with the structuring of acquisition financing and revolving facilities. Jointly heading the practice are Tim Pearce, who provided Jersey and BVI law advice on real estate financing, and Alasdair Hunter, who advises banks and asset managers on the origination and restructuring of credit facilities. Louise Hassell advises lenders on the provision of acquisition and fund financing, while Antony Clerehugh is noted for his work in the field of real estate finance. Malcolm Ellis is sought after by borrowers and lenders for his expertise in both syndicated and bilateral facilities and restructuring matters.
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Testimonials
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- 'Bedell Cristin is a quality option.'
- 'Tim Pearce is great.'
- 'Commerciality, legal expertise and efficiency.'
- 'Alasdair Hunter is a superstar. An all-rounder.'
- 'Top team that understands us and our requirements. They are keen to provide support and guidance and are considered to be a key service provider.'
- 'Tim Pearce and Antony Clerehugh are the key people we deal with and are an asset to Bedell Cristin. They are contactable, knowledgeable and everything you would like in a legal team.'
Key clients
- Netflix
- JP Morgan
- Morgan Stanley
- Citibank NA
- Wells Fargo
- Santander
- Barclays Bank PLC
- Tullow Oil plc
- Ocorian
- Macquarie Bank
- Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited
- Aareal Bank AG
Work highlights
Provided Jersey law advice to Dominus Fleet Street Limited in relation to senior and mezzanine loans provided by Cheyne Capital to Jersey companies for the purposes of acquiring 65 Fleet Street in London.
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Practice head
Alasdair Hunter; Tim Pearce
Other key lawyers
Louise Hassell; Antony Clerehugh; Malcolm Ellis