Slaughter and May
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Adopting a fairly generalist ethos to financing work, Slaughter and May is very well suited to advising investment-grade corporates across the panoply of their ongoing finance needs, from recapitalisations and multicurrency revolving credit facilities through to event-driven financings. Matthew Tobin regularly handles large capital raising exercises for borrowers, both in the syndicated loan and bond markets, including those linked to sustainability/ESG targets. Caroline Phillips is also well-versed on sustainability financings, as well as advising public and private corporates (including sponsor-backed portfolio companies) across a myriad financing requirements utilising the bank and bond markets. Robert Byk has niche expertise within the oil and gas sector, and is also one of a number in the team with bid finance knowledge. Team head Ed Fife is also recommended for his work on large investment-grade syndicated deals, as well as more structured mandates for cross-over credits.
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- 'Attentive and sharp, detail-oriented but use judgement in escalating versus moving forward. Pleasant to deal with and relationship-driven.'
- 'Samay Shah has been consistent throughout - thoughtful, responsive, and a nice guy.'
Key clients
- Premier foods
- Richemont
Work highlights
Advised Roundhouse Capital Holdings Limited, an entity within The Friedkin Group and Everton Football Club on their financing arrangements in connection with Roundhouse’s acquisition of EFC from Blue Heaven Holdings, an entity owned by Farhad Moshiri.