Band 3
Provided by Tom Geudens
Tom Geudens is a partner and Head of the Banking and Finance practice in Brussels. With more than 20 years’ experience in corporate and finance law, he focuses on asset-based lending, asset finance, acquisition finance, export finance, project finance and financial services.
Tom advises international banks, corporations and public sectors bodies. Clients appreciate his commercial, responsive and proactive approach.
His broad expertise covers international banking (including leveraged finance transactions); project finance (national and international gas, oil and green energy projects, and PPP/PFI projects in all sectors including waste, roads, health, prisons, rail, airports and renewables); capital markets (including securitizations and repacks, debt capital markets and derivatives, high yield and equity capital markets); and financial regulatory (including clearing, settlement and custody, banking regulatory and investment funds, PSD2, MiFID2, AIFMD, CRR, CRD and EMIR).
Tom receives high praise for his work: "He has an excellent way of explaining concepts to the uninitiated, a great client service manner with the banks, and provides advice which is succinct, to the point and commercial." (Chambers)
Provided by Chambers
Tom Geudens has a broad financing practice, including advising both lenders and borrowers on acquisition and real estate financing mandates, as well as on amendments to existing credit facilities. He joined Dentons in February 2025 after having worked at Lydian.
Provided by Chambers
Tom is very reliable and easy to work with.
Tom is pragmatic and focused on getting the deal done.
We like working with Tom because he is solution-oriented.
We really like working with Tom because he has been around the block, loves doing cross-border work and is a highly-sophisticated legal operator.
Tom is very reliable and easy to work with.
Tom is pragmatic and focused on getting the deal done.
We like working with Tom because he is solution-oriented.
We really like working with Tom because he has been around the block, loves doing cross-border work and is a highly-sophisticated legal operator.
