The pandemic sparked the largest global fiscal response from Governments across the world to preserve infrastructure, supply chain, business and jobs >

Economic uncertainty and wavering business and consumer confidence has brought a wave of distress to companies across the globe. The macro and micro events of the recent past look certain to continue, at least in the short term. Companies face a range of issues, from the cost of liquidity, right through to supply chain and rising prices.
Our team can advise on:
Our global Corporate Debt team work hand in hand with our clients and their other advisors to successfully deliver on a broad range of debt related transactions
This guide summarizes the law relating to corporate insolvency and restructuring on a country by country basis.
Working, almost without exception, in business critical situations, clients come back to us because of the approach of our legal teams and the focus we apply to securing the best possible outcomes for them.
In a short time the world has changed dramatically, but how will this affect the world of M&A and what considerations do companies need to be looking at before undertaking an M&A transaction?
The pandemic sparked the largest global fiscal response from Governments across the world to preserve infrastructure, supply chain, business and jobs >
Failure to project manage effectively can cause many problems and lead to important deadlines being missed. Listen to our podcast here >
Our global restructuring and corporate teams, are producing a series of podcasts looking at the considerations directors need to apply in each jurisdiction in a distressed situation >
Our global restructuring team hosted a webinar alongside the Global Restructuring Review >
For businesses that have been adversely impacted by COVID-19, and for those looking to grow as we emerge from lockdown, we will discuss how to structure the deal terms to ensure getting fair value and closing certainty >
There is an increasing sense of optimism that the private equity / M&A markets are reopening, and with it a call for debt financing >