Avocats en Banking & Finance

Jenny Chatten

Jenny is an experienced corporate lawyer, advising companies through periods of change and helping them to achieve their business goals. She also leads the Banking team in the Midlands, helping companies and banks negotiate and make sense of funding documents. She acts for the major UK banks, as well as for public and private sector lenders and borrowers. Jenny works with businesses and owners to help them strategise and plan for their future, whether for a sale, succession planning or investment. She is known for applying commercial solutions to complex issues, for her level head and good business sense. Jenny performs a wide range of corporate and corporate finance work, including advising on buying and selling businesses, mergers and acquisitions, MBOs, shareholders’ agreements, joint ventures and general company law. Jenny also provides advice on the full range of banking matters, including loan documentation, guarantees, security documents, deeds of priority and intercreditor arrangements. Jenny also has particular expertise in agriculture, where she advises on farming partnerships, and in the care sector, where she advises on provision of finance for and sales of care homes and pharmacies.

Geldards LLP

Jenny Fares

Senior Associate

HNS Legal

Jenny Ferrón

Partner

Nader, Hayaux y Goebel, SC

Jenny Nip

Partner, Head of PRC Group

Campbells

Jenny Noordermeer

Partner

CMS

Jenny Raymond

Partner in the dispute resolution team at Harrison Clark Rickerbys acting for PLCs, large multinationals, SMEs, partnerships and directors/shareholders across a wide variety of industries. Particular areas of focus include financial services, banking and insurance disputes, breaches of restrictive covenants, professional negligence & contractual disputes, and director/shareholder disputes.

HCR Law

Jenny Warren

Partner

Fieldfisher

Jenny Yim

Counsel

Hogan Lovells

Jenny, Sing Yee Chuo

Senior Legal Assistant

David Allan ST Advocates

Jens Baumann Melberg

Partner. Melberg assists his clients with transactions, financing, establishment of joint ventures, contracts, restructuring, reorganization and shareholder conflicts.

Arntzen Grette

Jens Christian Werring-Westly

Jens Christian advises key players in the financial sector on complex and strategically important financial regulatory matters. He advises all types of financial institutions, including banks, insurers, fintechs and payment institutions, and focuses on licensing processes, regulatory structuring, capital requirements (CRR/CRD), solvency regulation (Solvency II) and ongoing compliance, including DORA, MiCA and PSD3. He is frequently engaged in matters requiring close dialogue with supervisory authorities. Jens Christian previously served as Deputy Director General and head of the legal section for banking and insurance at the Norwegian Ministry of Finance. There he led the development of financial sector legislation and handled regulatory cases concerning financial institutions. He has extensive experience with crisis management and resolution, including participation in resolution colleges for systemically important banks. He was responsible for EEA-related processes in the financial markets area and chaired the EFTA working group on financial services. Jens Christian has in-depth knowledge of both Norwegian and EU financial regulation, and of how regulatory frameworks are developed and applied in practice across jurisdictions.

Wikborg Rein

Jens V. Mathiasen

Partner

Schjødt Advokatpartnerselskab

Jens-Holger Petri

The prime focus of Jens-Holger Petri's work is on outsourcing and IT projects, particularly within the financial sector. He is a trusted advisor in both contract negotiation and project implementation, e. g. in contentious situations. He also specialises in matters of data protection and banking supervision as well as IT public procurement law. A particular strength of Jens-Holger Petri is the legal support of projects on special topics such as core banking systems, card processing, payment systems, digital assets (crypto), FinTech, banking as a service, automated teller machines (ATM) or Industry 4.0.

Waldeck Rechtsanwälte PartmbB

Jeong-Hoon Lee

Jeong-Hoon Lee is a partner of Bae, Kim & Lee LLC. He focuses his practice on capital markets, corporate finance, acquisition finance, general finance, shipping/aircraft finance, project finance, and private equity investment.

Bae, Kim & Lee LLC

Jeong-il (J.I.) Park

Kim & Chang

Jeovanny Hernández

Partner

Consortium Legal

Jera Majzelj

Partner

ŠELIH & PARTNERJI Law Firm

Jerald Wortsman

Jerald is known as one of Canada’s leading tax lawyers, with an established track record of developing sophisticated solutions that guide clients through their most challenging and complex tax matters. Head of the firm’s Tax Practice, Jerald gives clients strategic tax counsel across business transactions and financings. His work includes domestic and international corporate tax planning, with an emphasis on complex, large-scale and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, reorganizations and corporate finance. He has significant experience advising domestic and international financial institutions. Jerald regularly works with clients on Canadian and cross-border acquisitions, divestitures and restructurings, and inbound and outbound investments and multinational group structures. He also brings a wealth of tax experience to the structuring and issuance of various financial instruments and other capital markets activity.

Torys

Jeremias Widmer

Partner

Buis Bürgi AG

Jeremy Barker

Jeremy Barker works in our Global Financial Markets practice in Dubai and is a member of our Worldwide Projects Group. He acts for a wide range of clients in the energy (particularly renewables) and infrastructure sectors, including regional project finance sponsors, export credit agencies (ECAs) and banks, advising on project finance, ECA finance and general finance.

Clifford Chance

Jeremy Berchem

Jeremy Berchem is a Group Partner in the Corporate team. From April 2020 to April 2023 Jeremy was the Office Managing Group Partner in Guernsey. Jeremy has extensive experience of all areas of banking and finance work including advising both lenders and borrowers in relation to all aspects of subscription, acquisition, property and asset finance transactions. In addition Jeremy advises on the issuance of bonds and other debt instruments and their listing on the TISE, the sale and purchase of companies, corporate governance matters and the restructuring of corporate and debt structures. He also has a broad corporate and commercial practice and advises on general corporate matters. Notable transactions include: Acting as Guernsey counsel to HSBC Private Bank (Suisse) SA in connection with its acquisition of HSBC’s private banking business in Guernsey. Acting for Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets Plc acting as agent for a syndicate of 3 banks in the accession of various sub-funds to, and amendments to, existing subscription facilities of up to EUR 4,000,000,000 currently made available to a major Guernsey fund. Acting as lead counsel to The Royal Bank of Scotland International Limited in respect of various investor backed loan facilities made available to Lakestar funds. Acting as Alderney counsel to a syndicate of lenders (including Deutsche Bank AG New York Branch, Lloyds Bank plc, NatWest, Barclays Bank PLC, JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A. and Santander) in connection with the amendment and restatement, including a facility increase, of a £1.5 billion facility and a USD 2 billion facility. Acting as Guernsey counsel to the States of Guernsey in putting in place with Lloyds Bank plc a bilateral £100,000,000 facility to replace the States’ existing £250,000,000 syndicated facility. Acting regularly for Investec Bank plc in connection with funds finance and property finance transactions. He has acted on 16 transactions during 2022. Acting regularly (in excess of 15 transactions during 2022) for the private bank division of HSBC Guernsey in lending to high net worth individuals and their structures.

Appleby

Jeremy Galman

Jeremy is a Senior Associate Solicitor at the firm and deals with all aspects of commercial and residential property transactions, landlord and tenant matters, lease renewals and collective enfranchisement acting for both private individuals and companies. Having previously worked for nine years in a niche private client property practice in South London he has extensive knowledge and understanding of how property developers operate, and is aware of the commercial pressures placed on them. Jeremy frequently works with developers on matters involving the acquisition of land for residential development and subsequent plot sales. Jeremy also advises on landlord and tenant legislation with a particular emphasis on lease renewals for office, retail and industrial premises and the disposal of businesses. He also acts and provides advice for lenders and borrowers on high value refinancing and bridging, offering a responsive and approachable service. Recent matters include; Advising a well known property developer on its various lettings of high value commercial property in South London. Advising owners of high-value London leasehold properties on enfranchisement and lease extension rights. Acting on the refinancing of a development site to allow for the construction of residential units. Advising on sale and purchase transactions for high net worth clients to extremely short deadlines.

Lewis Nedas Law Limited

Jeremy Goodwin

Partner

Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP

Jeremy Irving

Jeremy heads Browne Jacobson’s financial services and insurance regulatory practice, part of the firm’s broader offering to clients in the Financial Services and Insurance markets. Jeremy’s practice covers both prudential (capital) and conduct regulation for risk-carriers (including banks, insurers and reinsurers) and intermediaries (including brokers, investment advisers and managing general agents). His practice is primarily focused on strategic advice for clients’ boards as well as their compliance, legal and risk functions. Central to this practice is advice on the growing regulatory requirements as to environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) sustainability and responsibility. A principal area of advice is the regulatory risk management of strategic projects – both in terms of value protection (eg dispute resolution involving competitors, or former counterparties or employees), and growth / value enhancement (eg corporate deals and commercial ventures). The advice involves the effective handling of regulators’ actual or prospective responses to the aims, methodologies and outcomes of such projects, and especially the handling of internal inquiries and investigations, and resultant regulatory notifications. Jeremy frequently advises on issues arising from firm authorisations, changes in control, challenges to capital adequacy (in terms of capital requirements, allocation, typology and values), cross-border business, appointed representative and other delegation / distribution arrangements, and senior manager approvals. Products and sectors on which Jeremy advises include consumer credit, derivatives, funds, general and life insurance (in particular on the UK implementation of ‘Solvency 2’ and the ‘Insurance Distribution Directive’), payment services and electronic money.

Browne Jacobson LLP