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Provided by Satoshi Inoue
Has experience in the fields of corporate finance and M&A, with a particular focus on private equity deals, acquisition and leveraged finance, debt restructuring, recapitalisation and other complex financial transactions. Inoue regularly advises major Japanese and overseas banking institutions, private equity funds, investment banks and other financial advisors and has extensive experience in the field of leveraged financing deals.
Admitted in Japan (2000), became partner in 2008.
Dai-ni Tokyo Bar Association (Japan), 2000.
“Acquisition Finance 2025 (Japan Chapter) - Trends and Developments” (Chambers and Partners - Global Practice Guide (Acquisition Finance 2025), May, 2025)
“The Legal 500: Acquisition Finance Comparative Guides 2025 (Japan Chapter)” (Country Comperative Guides 2025, January, 2025)
“Acquisition Finance 2024 (Japan Chapter) - Trends and Developments” (Chambers and Partners - Global Practice Guide (Acquisition Finance 2024), July, 2024)
“Chambers Practice Area Overview - An Introduction to Banking & Finance: Domestic (Japan)” (Chambers Global 2024, June, 2024).
The University of Tokyo (LLB, 1998); The Legal Training and Research Institute of the Supreme Court of Japan, 1998-2000.
Provided by Chambers
Satoshi Inoue is a market-leading financial services lawyer who is noted for his expertise in acquisition finance, frequently assisting both borrowers and arrangers in relation to leveraged buyouts.
Provided by Chambers
Satoshi Inoue always thinks ahead and provides advice and support to ensure a smooth deal operation.
Drawing on his extensive experience in finance matters, he provided clients with a variety of options and their pros and cons while looking ahead to the final points of negotiations.
Satoshi Inoue always thinks ahead and provides advice and support to ensure a smooth deal operation.
Drawing on his extensive experience in finance matters, he provided clients with a variety of options and their pros and cons while looking ahead to the final points of negotiations.