Mr Olivier Fille-Lambie > Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile

Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP
17 AVENUE MATIGNON
CS30027
75378 PARIS
France

Work Department

Banking and Finance

Position

 

Partner

Career

As a partner in our Banking and Finance department, based in Paris, Olivier Fille-Lambie’s practice focuses on acquisition, project and structured finance. He works principally for French commercial banks but also for domestic and multilateral development institutions and, to a lesser extent, for borrowers and sponsors. Olivier is a member of Hogan Lovells Paris’ France-Africa Desk.

Languages

English, French

Memberships

CAPA (Paris Bar)

Education

DESS Arbitration, University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, 1992; DEA Business Law, University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, 1991

Lawyer Rankings

France > Industry focus: Energy

Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP brings a breadth of talent to innovative and critical transactional, project, and contentious matters across the energy landscape. The energy group bolstered its strength in April 2024 through the hire of Christine Le Bihan-Graf and Laure Rosenblieh from De Pardieu Brocas Maffei, who together represent major domestic and global energy distributors, suppliers, and consumers on business-critical contentious and regulatory matters. Olivier Fille-Lambie regularly assists major domestic lenders in the financing of domestic and foreign renewable energy and biogas companies and projects. Also notable is Xavier Doumen , who advises leading energy companies on M&A and investments in the energy transition space.

France > Project finance

The ‘innovative’ practice group at Hogan Lovells (Paris) LLP is well-placed to handle the financing and development of energy and infrastructure projects on behalf of sponsors, lenders and contractors alike. The team is co-led by energy and transport infrastructure project finance specialist Bruno Cantier and Olivier Fille-Lambie, who primarily advises French commercial banks and domestic and multilateral development institutions on financing mandates. A recent matter of note saw the team advise the African Export-Import Bank on the signing of a €200m credit facility agreement in favour of the Republic of Cameroon.