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Andrew Akintewe

Andrew Akintewe

UK 2026

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About

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Career

Andrew advises a diverse client base of corporates, investment managers and banks on corporate transactions; the formation and operation of investment fund structures; financial regulation and other advisory work.

His expertise covers limited partnerships and other private fund vehicles, as well as London Stock Exchange quoted investment companies and related capital markets and Takeover Code transactions.

Representative transactions include:

Advising on the restructuring of FIM Windfarms 2 LP and the formation of Gresham House Wind Energy 1 plc, a public company vehicle focused on investment in windfarm assets with an enterprise value in excess of £70 million; and

Advising a FTSE 100 client on a £331 million asset backed investment vehicle set up for the purposes of funding its group pension scheme, an innovative transaction involving the use of intellectual property and real estate to provide asset backing and cash flows to the partnership – subsequently advising several other major corporates on similar structures.

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Partnership - Scotland

Band 2
Band 2

Individual Editorial
Andrew Akintewe leads the funds group at Brodies. He specialises in investment funds and corporate finance work, with notable expertise in the use of partnership structures across the sector.

Strengths

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  • Andrew is a fantastic funds lawyer. He has depth of experience and is very commercial.

    PartnershipChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
  • He is very analytical and thoughtful, and has a very strong appreciation of the commercial landscape.

    PartnershipChambers Guide to the Legal Profession

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Scotland

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