Andrew Barker has 25 years of experience representing clients on a wide variety of finance transactions, principally in the real estate sector.
Andrew regularly advises on acquisition finance, investment facilities, development finance, loan portfolio acquisitions, and recapitalizations, acting for both senior and mezzanine lenders as well as equity investors.
Andrew acts for a number of the leading financial institutions and private equity funds active in European real estate finance markets.
Andrew is recommended as a leading practitioner in the Chambers UK and Legal 500 UK guides.
Experience
Trends in Development Financing, Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law
Additional Publications
- January 2009
Credit Crunch - Defaulting and Insolvent Lenders in today's loan market, Butterworth's Journal of International Banking and Finance Law, Vol. 24 - December 2008
Market disruption clauses in syndicated loan agreements, The Bulletin - November 2008
Emergence of UK Sub Prime, Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law - July 2008
Debt Buybacks, TheLawyer.com
Additional Speaking Engagements
- June 19, 2012
Distressed Investment Opportunities and Real Estate Finance in Europe - November 2011
(社)不動産証券協会セミナー:英国及びヨーロッパ市場における不動産投資 - March 2009
Navigating Debt Buy-backs, Commercial Loans & Security Conference - November 2008
Debt Buy-backs, Debt Brief Europe 2008 Conference - September 2008
Navigating Debt Buy-back Issues and Answers, 18th Annual Commercial Loans & Security Conference
- College of Law (LPC 1996); Oxford University (M.A. 1994)
- Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales
- Cited in the area of property finance as a key individual in Chambers and as a leading practitioner in The Legal 500 UK
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