Richard Daggett

Practice Areas

Asset Finance

Banking and Finance

Corporate

Listing Services

Mergers and Acquisitions

Private Equity

Real Estate Finance

Structured Finance

Career

Richard has a broad corporate finance practice focusing on offshore property holding structures, mergers and acquisitions (public and private), IPOs, private equity structures and joint ventures.

Richard has a broad corporate finance practice focusing on offshore property holding structures, mergers and acquisitions (public and private), IPOs, private equity structures and joint ventures.

Richard is part of Ogier's multi-disciplinary Private Equity team. He specialises in downstream corporate advisory work and related financings. His achievements include working with Carlyle, KKR, OMERS, Cinven and ABRY Partners on numerous high profile acquisitions and disposals.

Richard was admitted as an English solicitor in September 2006 after training with Ogier, having joined the firm directly following his legal studies in September 2004.

Richard received an LLB from University of Durham in 2003 and was awarded his Post Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice with Distinction in 2004.

Admitted in:

2009 - Jersey

2006 - England & Wales (not practising)

Representative transactions include:

Real Estate

Acted for Permodalan Nasional Berhad and the Employees Provident Fund on the £1.6 billion acquisition of Battersea Power Station, the most expensive single asset property deal in UK history

Acted for Intu Properties Plc on its purchase of a portfolio of two shopping centres and a retail park from Westfield for £867.8m

Acted for NYSE-listed Brookfield Office Properties on its $829m purchase of Hammerson’s London office portfolio

Acted for Carlyle on its acquisition of the White Tower portfolio of properties for £671 million

Acted for Hammerson UK Properties Limited and CPP Investment Board Real Estate Holdings Inc. in relation to the acquisition of a 33% stake in the Bullring Shopping Centre, Birmingham, worth £307m

Acted for Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P on its first European property acquisition

Acted for China Overseas Holdings Limited on the purchase of Centrium, 61 Aldwych for £170m

Acted for long term private equity client on its £162m disposal of the Sterling portfolio of property assets to Westbrook

Acted for The Collective on its £125m acquisition of Europe's largest co-living development

Acted for The Collective on its £140m group financing

Acted for Urban Logistics on seven site portfolio acquisition

Acted for long term private equity real estate client on its £103m disposal of the Woolwich Estate to British Land

Acted for Lee Kim Tah-Metro Jersey Limited on its £76m purchase of 5 Chancery Lane

​​Corporate

Acted for Clarivate on its $6.8bn combination with CPA Global

Acted for Clarivate on $4.2 billion merger with Churchill Capital Corp and NYSE listing

Acted for OMERS on $1.1 billion acquisition of Alexander Mann Solutions

Acted for Biffa on its listing on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange, at the time, the UK's biggest IPO following the Brexit vote

Acted for Cinven and Partnership Assurance on Partnership's £1.54 billion premium listing on the main market of the London Stock Exchange

Acted for Onexim Group on its disposal of its interest in Polyus Gold International for £3.6 billion

Acted for ABRY Partners in its investment in Options Technology

Acted for Deutsche Bank AG in connection with a US $2.1 billion secured credit facility to Colfax Corporation as part funding for its acquisition of Charter International plc

Acted for Advent International on its disposal of Domestic & General Group to CVC Partners

Acted for a steering committee of senior lenders comprising Haymarket Financial, ING Bank and M&G Investments on the restructuring of the EurotaxGlass group

Acted for Cinven on its acquisition of Premium Credit Limited for an enterprise value of £462 million

Acted for Integrated Diagnostics Holdings plc on its $668m listing on the main market of the London Stock Exchange

Acted for the sellers on the £680m sale of the Jurys Inn hotel group to US private equity firm Lone Star