
Henry Kikoyo
Henry is a solicitor whose areas of expertise include debt and corporate restructuring/turnaround, corporate refinancing and debt trading acting for bank and non-bank lenders, development finance institutions, bondholders, distressed investors, governments, state-owned entities and private/ public companies. Henry’s specific focus is on restructuring and turnaround in emerging markets, particularly those occurring in Africa and Eastern Europe. He also has significant experience advising on the restructuring of airlines and on aircraft operating leases. Henry has extensive experience in matters concerning complex cross-border restructuring transactions and has been a key advisor in major transactions across Europe, North and South America, as well as Australia and Africa. · Keystone Law
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Henry Kikoyo is a solicitor at Keystone Law in England who advises on debt and corporate restructuring/turnaround, corporate refinancing and debt trading for banks, non-bank lenders, development finance institutions, bondholders, distressed investors, governments, state-owned entities and private/public companies. He focuses on restructurings in emerging markets (particularly Africa and Eastern Europe), has significant experience with airline restructurings and aircraft operating leases, and has acted on complex cross-border restructurings across Europe, the Americas, Australia and Africa; he qualified as a solicitor in 2006 and joined Keystone Law in 2020, having previously worked at Brown Rudnick and Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.
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- Solicitor (England), qualified 2006