The legal advice behind the largest capital markets deals
Widely recognised as the market leader and sitting at the forefront of debt capital innovation, our team represents issuers, arrangers, dealers and other market participants in all aspects of domestic and international debt capital market financings, providing unparalleled market experience, advice and knowledge.
We have advised on virtually every kangaroo bond transaction ever undertaken in Australia. Our team is routinely ranked as the only 1st tier Australian law firm for debt capital markets. We have been awarded the KangaNews Law Firm of the Year Award every year since its inception in 2007.
Strategic Solutions for Every Challenge
We offer comprehensive solutions across the full spectrum of capital markets products. Some of the largest and most innovative deals in the market are informed by our advice and our team is acutely aware of its role and responsibility in helping issuers to access domestic and offshore debt markets. Our role includes structuring, negotiating and documenting these transactions, with the documents produced by our team regularly informing the market standard.
We work closely with our colleagues in the tax, regulatory, derivatives and equity capital markets teams across the full spectrum of capital markets products.
Advising on the full range of transactions
We advise on the full range of capital markets transactions, including:
- Debt Securities
- Equity-Linked Securities
- Hybrid Capital Securities
- Capital Securities
- Stapled Securities
- Securitisation
- Covered Bonds
- Credit-Linked Products
- Derivative Products
- Green, Climate & Sustainability Linked and other ESG Products & Securities.
Extensive experience
Our experience includes advising on domestic and international capital markets issuances by a range of Australian Federal and State issuers, foreign governments and governmental agencies, supranational and agency issuers, statutory institutions (such as universities), Australian and offshore financial institutions and corporates (including branches of foreign banks, local financing subsidiaries of offshore corporates and the middle market).
