Asset & Lease Finance

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Asset & Lease Finance

Our experienced asset and lease finance lawyers can advise you on all the legal issues around financing so your project can proceed successfully.

In an age of disruption and technological change, you need a steady legal hand to ensure your financing arrangements are watertight, and your project can proceed as smoothly as possible.

Our experienced asset and lease finance lawyers will guide you through the maze of commercial, legal, tax and regulatory considerations you need to navigate to maximize your return on investment and manage any risk.

We’re here to give you the best chance of making your projects happen. We can advise you in all aspects of financing transactions, whatever asset class, whether you’re an asset-based lender, a start-up or a long-established global business looking to borrow.

No asset development or management project is too big or too small - we advise on multi-billion dollar asset portfolios for some of the biggest names in finance. We’ve also advised on financing for spectacular global sites like London’s Olympic Park and the £1.2bn Shard development.

From structuring transactions to resolving regulatory issues and asset recovery and disputes, we can help you with every stage of your financing journey. With dedicated lawyers based in offices around the globe, we can help you with UK, US or cross-border deals too. Wherever you’re based, our focus is always on results, and getting a deal done that will help realize your ambitions.

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nickswiss@eversheds-sutherland.com

Nick Swiss

Partner

United Kingdom

MichaelYau@eversheds-sutherland

Michael Yau

Partner

Hong Kong SAR, Asia

shawnrafferty@eversheds-sutherland.com

Shawn Rafferty

Partner

Atlanta, United States

stevepark@eversheds-sutherland.com

Steve B. Park

Partner

Atlanta, United States

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