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Mills Oakley

Banking & Finance: Property Finance

Asia-Pacific Guide 2026 : Australia


Mills Oakley

About

Provided by Mills Oakley

Mills Oakley’s Banking & Finance team has a great depth of knowledge and experience, gathered domestically and across Asia, Europe and North America. The team prides itself on providing commercially minded legal advice which is tailored to the needs of our clients. We have a track record for advising on bespoke and sophisticated domestic and cross border transactions.

We represent financial institutions, factoring companies, corporate borrowers, leasing companies and other participants in a wide variety of financing transactions.

Chambers Review

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Banking & Finance: Property Finance - Australia

Band 4

Band 4


What the Team is Known For

The Mills Oakley practice is noted for acting for major domestic and international banks as well as non-bank lenders on the financing arrangements for property developments and acquisitions. The firm also assists a range of borrowers and developers on property-related financings. .

Notable practitioners

Monique Stella is a key contact for clients.

Work Highlights

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  • Mills Oakley acted as borrower counsel for Macquarie Street Development on the financing used to fund its acquisition of the Stanford Hotel from JDH Capital.

Strengths

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  • The team are very knowledgeable and provides insights from both their local and interstate teams.

    Banking & Finance: Property Finance respondentAsia-Pacific
  • Mills Oakley's work output is high quality and timely. They do what they say they will, when they say they will do it by. They help break complex and legalistic issues down into common language.

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Members

Provided by Mills Oakley

  • Monique Stella

  • Peter Kennedy

  • Norman Donato

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