Stuart McIntyre > Baker Botts (UK) LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Baker Botts (UK) LLP
41 LOTHBURY
LONDON
EC2R 7HF
England
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Work Department

Corporate / Finance

Position

Partner

Career

Stuart McIntyre advises clients in international finance transactions and projects. He has extensive experience in advising lenders and sponsors on major energy and infrastructure projects in the UK, Europe, Russia and the CIS, the Middle East and Asia, including project finance transactions, asset financings and pre-export and acquisition financings. Mr. McIntyre’s practice focuses on cross border finance transactions across a range of asset classes and sectors. He has experience in advising on the financing of pipelines, refineries, LNG floating storage and regasification units, petrochemical plants, motorways and other assets and infrastructure. He also advises on financings for the acquisition of companies and assets and other lending to corporates and state-owned enterprises.

Memberships

Qualified Solicitor, England and Wales, 2003

Education

Legal Practice Course, The College of Law, London 2000

Postgraduate Diploma in Law, The College of Law, London 1999

B.A., University of Hull 1997

Lawyer Rankings

London > Industry focus > Emerging markets

(Leading partners)

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The London office of Baker Botts (UK) LLP is highly regarded for the financing and refinancing of large projects across Africa and the Middle East. Practice head Stuart McIntyre is a key adviser on energy and infrastructure project development, as is Alex Kerr. McIntyre, who ‘excels in navigating complex financial transactions and regulatory landscapes‘, and Nicholas Jones acted for a major development finance institution on a $35m loan to a state-owned bank in Uzbekistan. TMT specialist Stuart Blythe has been assisting a leading African digital connectivity and infrastructure provider on a $30m equity investment. Projects expert Mark Rowley is handling a $42bn natural gas and LNG development in Tanzania. Rob Butler left the firm in July 2024. Departures in 2023 include Shashank Krishna and Nick Collins.