Pinsent Masons MPillay
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The scope of Pinsent Masons MPillay‘s practice takes in contentious and non-contentious projects and finance matters. The team regularly acts for prominent multinational clients, including development banks, government authorities, developers, and lenders, on PPP projects, M&As, financings, and construction matters. The group has been kept particularly busy handling Chinese outbound mandates. James Harris heads up the practice, and is well-versed in assisting with transactional work. Iain Laing, David Platt, and William Stroll are key practitioners to note. Since publication, the team expanded with the hire of David Clinch from Shearman & Sterling LLP in February 2024.
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‘The team demonstrated good understanding of our deal requirements and the dynamics with the counterparties.'
‘Will Stroll is sharp, responsible and understands our requirements well. He went the extra mile to help us and was generally very accommodating.’
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Key clients
- Asian Development Bank (ADB)
- International Finance Corporation (IFC)
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Work highlights
- Acting for International Finance Corporation (IFC) as limited recourse lender on the project financing of the first integrated logistics facility in Laos.
- Advising International Finance Corporation (IFC) on its investment, alongside Dutch development bank, FMO, and US-based microfinance investor, MicroVest Capital Management, in Khan Bank’s US$60 million issuance of five-year green bonds.
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