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Alma Campion

Alma Campion is a partner in the Finance and Capital Markets Department, having joined the firm in 2005. She has extensive experience in the Irish market in advising domestic and international banks, financial institutions and corporate borrowers in respect of a broad range of finance matters and regularly acts as lead counsel in numerous multi-jurisdiction transactions. She specialises in the areas of acquisition finance, property and development finance, debt issuances, general secured and unsecured lending and syndicated lending. She also advises banks and financial institutions on regulatory matters and has considerable experience in reviewing and updating standard form lending and security documents on behalf of financial institutions. Alma has recently worked on several large loan portfolio sale transactions and has advised sellers, buyers and financiers on such matters in addition to advising on consensual workouts, debt restructurings and on-selling of underlying loan assets. · Matheson LLP

IrelandBanking & Finance, Capital Markets

About

Partner in the Finance and Capital Markets Department at Matheson LLP (joined 2005) with extensive experience advising domestic and international banks, financial institutions and corporate borrowers on a broad range of finance matters. Specialises in acquisition finance, property and development finance, debt issuances, secured and unsecured lending, syndicated lending, loan portfolio sales, debt restructurings and related regulatory matters.

Practice areas

Banking & FinanceCapital MarketsReal EstateRestructuring & InsolvencyFinancial Regulation

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Expertise

Acquisition FinanceProperty & Development FinanceDebt IssuancesSecured and Unsecured LendingSyndicated LendingLoan Portfolio SalesDebt RestructuringLending/Security Documentation

Education

  • University of Dublin, Trinity College — LLB
  • Katholieke Universitet Leuven, Belgium

Admissions

  • Qualified as a solicitor in Ireland
  • Qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales (non-practising)