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Gary
Hamp
Partner, Hong Kong
gary.hamp@hoganlovells.com
Gary Hamp is a partner of Hogan Lovells in Hong Kong and also head of the Hong Kong Banking practice. Gary has extensive experience in Asia and Europe advising on a wide variety of financing transactions. Gary specialises in acquisition and leveraged finance, trade finance, real estate finance and debt restructurings and workouts. Recently Gary has advised on a number of cross border financings involving PRC based entities. He has advised a number of financial institutions on the financing of high value, high profile cross border M&A transactions with particular experience of advising on acquisitions of listed companies. Gary advises a number of financial institutions, corporates and private equity sponsors including a large number of investment and commercial banks based in Hong Kong.
REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE
- Advising ABN Amro, Barclays Capital and RBS as lead arrangers of the debt financing package for Iberdrola's £11.6bn bid for Scottish Power plc.
- Advising Barclays Capital as lead arranger on the take-private of Center Parcs (UK) Group Plc by Blackstone.
- Advising Credit Suisse, Barclays, Mizuho and UOB as the MLAs on the financing for the US$360 million take private of Nord Anglia Education plc by Baring Private Equity.
- Advising HSBC as the mandated lead arranger and bookrunner on the financing for the proposed privatisation of PCCW Limited.
- Advising Mizuho as lead arranger of debt finance for Doughty Hanson's £347 million acquisition of Phones4U's distribution division.
- Advising Mizuho Corporate Bank and UBS on the acquisition of AZ Electronic Materials Holding S.A. by The Carlyle Group and Vester Capital Partners.
- Advising Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ltd., WestLB, HVB, UniCredit and Ta Chong Bank on the debt restructuring and debt for equity swap for First Engineering Limited.
- Advising the syndicate of lending banks led by Standard Chartered Bank on the HK$2.8 billion onshore and offshore financing for Pride Pacific Limited and Beijing Jing Wei House & Land Estate Development Co., Ltd., both wholly-owned subsidiaries of Pacific Century Premium Developments Limited.
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