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Trade and Export Finance
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Contacts:
Andrew Gamble, London

Hogan Lovells Trade and Export Finance team is regularly highlighted in the legal and financial press as one of the world’s leading practices in its field. The team’s hub is in London and we have experienced lawyers in many of the firm’s other offices, such as New York, Paris, Frankfurt, Moscow, Dubai, and Hong Kong.

We represent both lenders and borrowers, acting for trade finance banks, commodities traders, multilateral institutions, regional and development banks, export credit agencies (ECAs), and governments.  We cover all regions of the world via the firm’s international network of more than 40 offices and through the close relationships we have built up with local law firms.

In addition to providing clients with transactional and advisory support, we help clients resolve their contractual disputes via arbitration or court litigation. 



Representative Clients
  • Afreximbank
  • BNP Paribas
  • Citigroup
  • Crédit Agricole CIB
  • Crédit Suisse
  • Deutsche Bank
  • European Investment Bank
  • ICICI Bank
  • Samba Financial Group
  • Société Générale
  • Standard Chartered Bank
  • Stemcor
  • Vexel Capital
  • VTB Bank

Awards and Rankings
  • 'Deal of the Year 2009' for OAO Lukoil, Russia, Trade Finance
  • 'Deal of the Year 2009' for the International Finance Corporation’s Global Trade Liquidity Programme, Trade Finance and GTR
  • 'Deal of the Year 2009' for Vyborg, Russia, Trade Finance and GTR
  • 'Deal of the Year 2009' for Guelb, Mauritania, Trade Finance
  • 'Deal of the Year 2009' for Vyksa Steel Works, Russia, Trade Finance
  • 'Deal of the Year 2009' for Novolipetsk Steel (NLMK), Russia, Trade Finance
The "structured commodity and export finance group has a great reputation for work in emerging markets around the globe, especially in Eastern Europe, Africa and the Middle-East."
Chambers UK, 2010