SRPP Ltd. is well equipped to advise an array of clients on various complex financing transactions across sectors from shipping and real estate, to energy and telecoms. The practice is helmed by Passawan Navanithikul, who is experienced in assisting with such matters as the structuring of asset-based lending solutions, acquisition financings and cross-border financing deals. Sireedhorn Kittiphumwong, who has expertise in restructuring and financing, and experience handling cross-border work, is also key to the group. Viparvee Chaemchaeng is another recommended practitioner.
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Work Department
Banking and Finance
Position
Founding Partner
Career
Passawan is a partner specializes in banking and finance and has worked on high-profile, innovative deals and is recognized as a standout performer in her field with over 26 years of professional experience.
She advises blue-chip corporations, and local and international banks. Her practice includes domestic and cross-border finance, acquisition finance, project finance, energy, real estate and infrastructure projects and asset-based lending facilities. She was highly praised by clients for a high level of extensive expertise, analytical mind, thoroughness of work, deeply commercial understanding with her good balance between commercial and legal risk considerations, strong negotiation skills with good solutions, and devoted time to deals.
Languages
Thai and English
Memberships
Lawyer Licence
Education
LL.M., International Business Law, American University, Washington College of Law, USA, 1996
LL.B. (Honors), Chulalongkorn University, 1991
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Testimonials
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‘Experienced, responsive and reliable.’
‘Passawan Navanithikul knows the industry and understands the bank's practice and expectation well.’
Key clients
- United Overseas Bank Limited, Singapore
- Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited
Work highlights
Advising Government Savings Bank on two facility agreements in relation to a BHT 910,000,000 and a BHT 690,000,000 loan granted to PS Well 1 Co.