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Banking and Finance

Our dynamic Banking and Finance team acts for a number of domestic and international lenders and borrowers including major Irish and European banks, as well as international funds and developers across a wide range of financing arrangements.

Why choose our Banking and Finance solicitors?

We advise clients across a number of sectors including healthcare, retail, hotel and leisure, construction and development. Of note also is our expertise in the renewable energy sector, where, in conjunction with our Renewable Energy Team, we advise clients in relation to the financing of wind farm and biomass projects.

Our approach is founded on developing long-term relationships with our clients. We work hard to understand their unique business so that we can deliver the very best advice and representation in the most cost-effective manner.

We provide advice to our clients on issues such as secured and unsecured loan facilities, corporate acquisitions, leveraged finance and project finance.

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Areas of Practice:

  • Property, construction and development finance
  • Project finance
  • Corporate lending
  • Corporate recovery, workouts, debt restructuring and enforcement
  • Invoice discounting
  • Leveraged and acquisition finance
  • Consumer credit
  • Lease and asset finance
  • Tax based/structured loans
  • Private equity funding
  • Wind Farm / Biomass project finance

Recent activity

Our team advises a number of leading domestic and international financial institutions including Bank of Ireland, KBC Bank, Ulster Bank, Hamburg Commercial Bank and the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA). Recent appointments include Close Brothers and Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI). 

Other clients include private companies, listed and unlisted public companies, multinationals, government agencies, lending institutions, owner managed enterprises / SMEs, limited and unlimited partnerships, third level institutions and insurance companies.


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