Banking & Finance | Business Banking
Our banking practice acts for UK and overseas banks, other finance providers and a wide variety of businesses using banking services.
We advise on:
- taking and perfecting security loan agreements
- registration of charges
- facility letters
- credit agreements
- priority and inter-creditor arrangements
- guarantees
- factoring
- invoice discounting
- hire-purchase agreements
- leases and other asset-finance agreements
The team’s Islamic finance expertise, coupled with the support of Sharia scholars, is valued by clients seeking compliant facilities and structures.
We act for our clients in the enforcement of security and in the resolution of associated disputes before the courts.
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