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Corporate Finance: Borrowers: Mid-Market

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Corporate Finance: Borrowers: Mid-Market - London (Firms)

Band 3

What the Team is Known For

RPC has emerged as a go-to legal counsel for mid-market financing transactions, representing a broad range of corporate borrowers in investment-grade financing. The firm has sector expertise in retail and hospitality, technology, financial services and real estate. The team frequently assists with cross-border mandates.

Notable practitioners

Sukh Ahark is head of Banking and Finance at RPC and is a key contact for the firm's banking work.

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Work Highlights

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  • RPC advised Kent Corporation on the accession of its UK subsidiaries to its of $750 million group financing arrangement with Prudential Investment Management.

Strengths

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  • RPC has the requisite industry knowledge, but what sets them apart is their creativity and responsiveness in finding solutions. This approach is part of the firm’s culture and DNA.

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  • The team at RPC is very pragmatic and attentive to our needs and expectations as clients. They deliver consistently, always prioritising our commercial goals.

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  • The team cuts through complexity to deliver pragmatic advice to their clients.

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  • Once given a clear background, RPC navigates the matter with ease and provides practical, easily implemented legal solutions.

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  • RPC has a breadth of knowledge, strong commercial understanding, and is always on hand to support any client needs.

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