Our asset-based lending practice is made up of a highly ranked team which works collaboratively both within the firm and with our clients' business and in-house legal teams.
We can offer you an unparalleled combination of skills and breadth of experience. This, along with our diversity and geographical reach, enable us to provide you with a cost-effective yet highly tailored service – specified to your business and your financial goals. Our asset-based lending team is comprised of engaged lawyers who are committed to building long term relationships to support your business.
We act for numerous global market-leading financial institutions, while also counseling borrowers on their financing needs. Regardless of which end of the spectrum you’re on, we can advise you on all aspects of commercial finance transactions; from structuring, development of standard form documents, and negotiating transactions, to syndication and participations and enforcement.
We also advise banks, factoring companies, asset based lenders, funds and alternative capital providers on a variety of products from receivables purchase and asset-based lending facilities to FinTech platforms and multi-seller trade receivables securitizations.
We are accomplished at delivering financings on time and to budget. We negotiate complex intercreditor arrangements and bespoke security packages, underpinned by a thorough understanding of the legal frameworks in the UK and the United States in particular. Because we know these frameworks, we can successfully work on cross-border transactions together across our internal groups, to best align with your business needs.
Our receivables finance practice comprises a cross-border team of receivables, trade and structured finance experts, with deep expertise in the law and practice of the creation of security interests in both single jurisdiction transactions and multi-jurisdictional situations. We are also able to assist with a cost-benefit analysis and determining potential tax implications when looking at security in individual countries, in support of an international group refinancing.
