Maggie Lo
Greater China Region Guide 2025
Banking & Finance: Hong Kong-based (International Firms) + 1 more ranking
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Band 3
Band 3
About
Provided by Maggie Lo
Practice Areas
Maggie Lo has broad experience advising both Chinese and international financial institutions on cross-border financings including project finance, acquisition finance, receivables finance, pre-IPO finance, and corporate loan transactions.
Maggie focuses on advising Chinese financial institutions on significant outbound financings and investments in Russia, Australia, South America and Central Asia, particularly in the energy and resources, infrastructure and industrials sectors.
Career
University of Cambridge (BA) 1999
University of Hong Kong (PCLL) 2000
Joined Clifford Chance 2000
Admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong 2002
UBS 2006
Rejoined Clifford Chance 2008
Partner since 2011
Admitted as a solicitor in England & Wales 2013
Chambers Review
Greater China Region
Maggie Lo is well versed in dealing with cross-border acquisition financing, project financing and pre-IPO financing mandates. She is frequently sought after by banks and corporations for her expertise in these areas.
Maggie Lo is a veteran project finance lawyer with extensive experience advising Chinese and international lenders on a variety of cross-border financing mandates.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Maggie is an exceptionally technically strong and commercially savvy lawyer and we work closely with her one everything from the simplest to the most complex transactions."
"She is very versatile and can turn her hand to different things from vanilla corporate loans and structured lending to more complex corporate financing. I think she is very reasonable and sensible."
"Maggie is an exceptionally technically strong and commercially savvy lawyer and we work closely with her one everything from the simplest to the most complex transactions."
"She is very versatile and can turn her hand to different things from vanilla corporate loans and structured lending to more complex corporate financing. I think she is very reasonable and sensible."