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Infrastructure | UK

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Band 1
  1. Allen & Overy LLP
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    Allen & Overy LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 1 | 9 Years Ranked
    Allen & Overy's infrastructure group is deemed a first port of call for high-profile infrastructure deals, with significant experience in transport, energy and utilities matters. The team is sought after for its expertise in multi-source refinancings. Its clients include a number of multinational sellers, buyers and financial institutions. The firm is particularly active on large-scale transportation matters, including rail, motorway and airport facilities.
  2. Linklaters
    1
    Linklaters
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 1 | 9 Years Ranked
    Linklaters is highly sought after for its in-depth acquisition financing expertise. The team demonstrates notable experience in refinancing and whole business securitisation. The firm counts a number of leading finance and sponsor-side companies as clients. The firm also provides advice on regulatory matters. It is well regarded for the handling of innovative and unusual finance structures.
  3. White & Case LLP
    1
    White & Case LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 1 | 9 Years Ranked
    White & Case regularly advises on M&A transactions involving assets in a range of infrastructure classes. The team is particularly active on road, telecoms and renewable energy transactions. Its clients include investment funds, asset managers and banks.
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Band 2
  1. Ashurst
    2
    Ashurst
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 2 | 9 Years Ranked
    Ashurst is a specialist group with wide-ranging expertise in M&A transactions and financing, alongside considerable strengths in related regulatory, tax and competition matters. The firm is active in a range of industries, including utilities, education and transport infrastructure. The team often advises on PFI and PPP secondary market work. Partners offer further depth across the energy market as they frequently handle renewable and oil and gas developments.
  2. Clifford Chance LLP
    2
    Clifford Chance LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 2 | 9 Years Ranked
    Clifford Chance maintains a strong reputation for closing challenging and high-value infrastructure transactions both domestically and abroad. The firm offers impressive lender-side credentials and counts numerous specialist infrastructure funds, pension funds and institutional investors among its roster of high-powered clients. Clifford Chance is a go-to firm for securitisation and debt restructuring. The team advises on transactions involving a broad spectrum of assets, including energy, district heating, rail and telecoms infrastructure.
  3. Latham & Watkins
    2
    Latham & Watkins
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 2 | 5 Years Ranked
    Latham & Watkins has a strong London team, with expertise in infrastructure financing and acquisition transactions across a range of industries, including transport, energy and technology. The team acts for various clients including private equity groups, infrastructure and pensions funds, and other investors.
  4. Weil, Gotshal & Manges (London) LLP
    2
    Weil, Gotshal & Manges (London) LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 2 | 5 Years Ranked
    Weil, Gotshal & Manges has a noteworthy team offering expertise in the representation of infrastructure funds. The team regularly advises clients on the acquisition, financing and refinancing of energy, transport and social infrastructure developments. The firm possesses particular strength in relation to cross-border transactions involving European assets.
  5. Herbert Smith Freehills
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 2
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Band 3
  1. Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
    3
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 3 | 9 Years Ranked
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer draws from a roster of corporate law experts to assist clients with prominent infrastructure transactions. The firm has significant experience advising on the acquisition and disposal of telecoms, transport and energy developments. It offers additional strengths in environmental, regulatory and tax matters.
  2. Hogan Lovells
    3
    Hogan Lovells
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 3 | 9 Years Ranked
    Hogan Lovells exhibits key strengths in power, transport and infrastructure transactions, including those involving PPP/PFI-built assets. The firm is regularly called upon by clients to advise on structured finance, insolvency and project repackaging matters. The team frequently works with public and private clients in Eastern Europe and Africa. It is particularly adept at handling joint venture agreements.
  3. Kirkland & Ellis International LLP
    3
    Kirkland & Ellis International LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 3 | 1 Years Ranked
    Kirkland & Ellis combines its acclaimed sponsor-side finance capabilities with a strong bench of infrastructure specialists. The team has significant expertise advising on the acquisition and disposal of energy, transport and telecom assets.
  4. Paul Hastings (Europe) LLP
    3
    Paul Hastings (Europe) LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 3 | 1 Years Ranked
    Paul Hastings is home to a strong team of infrastructure lawyers who regularly advise on M&A deals across a range of sectors, including telecoms, healthcare and energy. The team also provides strong advice on debt work, including financing and refinancing of large infrastructure deals.
  5. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
    3
    Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 3 | 1 Years Ranked
    Simpson Thacher & Bartlett's infrastructure team regularly advises on high-value and complex international M&A across a range of sectors, including telecoms and energy. The team also regularly assists infrastructure funds with debt refinancing and acquisition finance matters.
  6. CMS
    Infrastructure
    2024 | Band 3