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A number of premium credit providers and lenders turn to the team at A&O Shearman for assistance with syndicated loans for international joint ventures, acquisitions, and leveraged finance transactions. The group is particularly involved in major project financings in the energy and digital infrastructure space, where team head Joe Clinton demonstrates notable expertise. Samer Eido remains the go-to practitioner in the firm for Islamic financing counsel, excelling at debt restructuring and acquisition financing, while Anthony Traboulsi is a port-of-call for both domestic and international financial institutions seeking lending advice. Associate Haifaa Ibrahim is recognised by clients for her professionalism and ability to handle complex issues. Julian Johansen retired from the practice in February 2023.    

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  • ‘The team members truly complement each other and work in sync. We have undertaken three transactions with them so far, and it is reassuring knowing that they are familiar with us and our needs, whilst knowing how to skillfully maneuver through our specialised requirements. ’

  • ‘Haifaa Ibrahim deserves recognition for her constant professionalism. She has always managed transactions with careful consideration, in a timely manner and without fault. She never misses a beat and is always a step ahead. She always ensures that we are up to speed on all moving parts and leads us to completion in a seamless and hassle free manner, regardless of any complexities.’

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Work highlights

  • Advised the ECAs and lenders on USD8.4 billion financing of NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the world's largest commercial-scale green hydrogen production facility to reach financial close.
  • Advised Emirates NBD, Mashreq Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank as the financiers in relation to an AED17bn (approximately USD4.6bn) financing for UAE property developer, Nakheel.
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