Banking & Finance
Our Core Capabilities Include
- Syndicated Loan Structures & High-Value Borrowing: Structuring and executing cross-border and local syndicated financing.
- Asset-Backed Lending & Securitisation: Engineering financing solutions with real-world assets as backing.
- Project & Acquisition Finance: Tailoring finance instruments for infrastructure and corporate investment.
- Debt & Equity Issuances: Supporting capital-raising efforts through structured debt and equity offerings.
- Regulatory Compliance & Investigations: Steering clients through fintech licensing, AML/CFT, and supervisory matters.
- Digital Finance & Fintech Innovation: Advising on disruptive models, digital financial regulation, and evolving compliance frameworks.
Client Profile
Our clients encompass banks, institutional investors, alternative finance providers, fintech disruptors, issuers, fund sponsors, and borrowers across multiple sectors and jurisdictions.
Why WH Partners
We blend global reach with in-depth local insight, offering structured outcomes across complex financing landscapes. Our team includes highly regarded partners such as Olga Finkel, James Scicluna, and Joseph F. Borg, all of whom bring extensive experience in banking, finance, and fintech law. They are supported by specialists like Gaby Zammit, recognised for her work in blockchain and financial regulation. Together, they ensure our clients benefit from a robust mix of legal, regulatory, and technological expertise.
Our Expertise in Banking & Finance
Syndicated Loan Structures & High-Value Borrowing
Asset-Backed Lending & Securitisation
Project & Acquisition Finance:
Debt & Equity Issuances
Regulatory Compliance & Investigations
Digital Finance & Fintech Innovation
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