Mr Alexander Premont > Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile

Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP assists leading French banks on export credit agency-supported financings, acquisition financing and disposals of individual and aircraft portfolios. The team has a strong knowhow advising on French and Japanese tax-leasing transactions of commercial aircrafts operated by major French airline companies, while also advising on the financing of private jets. Alexander Premont leads the team, supported by senior associates Tam Guerout ,  Alexandre Salem and Stephanie Saunders .

Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP  has a strong involvement alongside leading French financial institutions (the firm is on the panel of many of the world’s leading banks) while also assisting corporations and alternative lenders. The practice regularly advises on the setting up of mid to large corporate loans and refinancing deals (term loans and RCF notably) and is also renowned for its excellent mid-cap acquisition finance and LBO finance expertise. Its range of involvement also extends to property and asset financing. The team is co-headed by  Sabine Bironneau-Loy and Alexander Premont, and also includes Cassandre Porgès, as well as counsels Guergana Zabonova  and Maria Klass .

Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP advises on the full range of vessel financing, undertaking high-end, structured, and complex transaction work for an impressive roster of clients. The Paris shipping finance practice is also well-equipped to advise on both the financing of individual vessels and portfolios of vessels or as part of large corporate acquisitions, corporate financings, reorganisations, and restructurings. Alexander Premont leads the team, harnessing extensive experience in asset financings, notably representing banks and large shipping groups on large fleet financings. Stephanie Saunders is a specialist in asset financing across the shipping and aviation sectors, including the private wealth market, while Tam Guerout advises on complex asset financings with multijurisdictional elements.