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A leading law firm in the City of London is seeking a Mid-Senior level legal practitioner to join their Infrastructure Finance team. The role involves advising infrastructure funds and global financial institutions on acquisition financing. Candidates should have 3.5 - 4 years of PQE and experience in drafting law firm documentation. The position offers opportunities for client interaction and professional growth in a dynamic legal environment.
The Infrastructure Finance team in London consists of 4 partners and a group of associates focused on the financing of both brownfield (M&A) and greenfield (project) financings. The team forms part of a broader Energy, Natural Resources & Infrastructure Finance group. The products involved include acquisition finance (including holdco/midco finance), project finance, some hybrid products and (to a lesser extent) fund level finance for infrastructure funds (capital call and NAV facilities).
The Infrastructure Finance team works across the entire infrastructure sector including transport, energy transition (renewables, batteries EV charging etc), digital infrastructure, water and waste and healthcare. The practice in Europe has a substantial presence in London, Paris, Madrid, Milan and Düsseldorf. Outside of Europe the practice operates in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and throughout Asia and Australia where we are the leading and largest firm in the market. We are highly ranked in all of the directories (eg Tier 1 in Legal 500 for Project, Energy & Natural Resources (Infrastructure and Power)). We have acted on some of the most complex and ground-breaking infrastructure finance deals. Clients include infrastructure and energy funds, banks and debt funds, multilateral agencies, project sponsors and governments. Key clients include: Antin, GIC, QIC, DWS, EIP, GS Global Infra, Brookfield Debt, Santander and Lloyds. Notable engagements include Antin on the senior refinancing of its Spanish fibre to the home (FTTH) business, Lyntia Access; GIC on the holdco financing for its acquisition of 30% of CETIN; lenders on the refinancing of specialist care home business Achieve Together (owned by InfraBridge); Bharti on the finance aspects of its acquisition, together with the UK Government, of satellite communications company OneWeb; GIC and Blackrock on the finance aspects of the acquisition of Kellas, the North Sea gas transmission business; a confidential infra fund on the financing for its acquisition bid for Parmaco; Brookfield Debt on the junior holdco financing of Altitude; lenders to Smart Meter Assets on the senior refinancing of the facilities raised at the time of SMA's acquisition; and a syndicate of lenders including UK Infrastructure Bank on the Neuconnect 1.4GW HVDC interconnector project.
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