
Simon O’Neill
Simon is a partner in the banking and finance team advising on all aspects of corporate banking, focussing on secured and unsecured lending transactions, property and project finance. Simon advises on the sale, acquisition and management of loan and asset portfolios, debt restructuring, work-out arrangements and negotiations. Simon has extensive experience advising on and drafting facility and security documentation for financial institutions and borrowers and has advised corporates on funding agreements and the provision of security as collateral for regulatory or other funding shortfall arrangements, including under the Environmental Protection Agency’s scheme of financial provision for environmental liabilities. Simon has extensive experience in the area of tobacco regulation having advised the national regulatory authority for a number of years in relation to the legislative framework for the regulation of tobacco products, during which time he was involved in many leading cases concerning the Public Health (Tobacco) Acts. Simon has an interest in the ethical finance sector and has advised a number of micro-finance institutions and social lenders and has expertise in relation to Islamic finance/Shari’ah compliant finance structures. Simon is the secretary of the Islamic Finance Council of Ireland, a not-for profit organisation supporting the development of Islamic and ethical finance in Ireland. · Philip Lee LLP
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Simon O’Neill is a partner in the Banking and Finance team at Philip Lee LLP in Ireland, advising on corporate banking including secured and unsecured lending, property and project finance, loan and asset portfolio transactions, debt restructuring and facility and security documentation. He also has significant experience in tobacco regulation and environmental financial provision arrangements, and advises on Islamic/Shari’ah-compliant and ethical finance; he is secretary of the Islamic Finance Council of Ireland.
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- Law Society of Ireland
- Dublin Solicitors Bar Association