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Isabel Tinsley
Counsel Corporate & Finance
Languages
English, French, German, Italian
She also advises on financings backed by CBILS, RLS and ENABLE loans, credit card receivables, invoice discounting arrangements, buy-now-pay later receivables, non-performing assets, and other esoteric assets in the fintech space. Isabel has spent time on secondment to the commercial real estate desk of a global investment bank and twice to the alternative finance team of a US investment manager. She has been practising for 14 years.
Advised the lender of a new €180m financing platform to finance the acquisition, renovation and letting by a French start-up of residential properties as co-living spaces across France and Belgium.
Advised a fund on its provision of a £175m financing to a major UK bridge mortgage lender, with back-leverage provided by a bank by way of a bespoke agreement amongst noteholders.
Advised a fund in respect of its hotel franchise arrangements relating to its £400m strategic investments into Portugal.
Advised a fund in relation to its borrowing of a £223m loan on loan financing secured by UK residential buy-to-let properties.
Advised an investment manager in relation to a transfer between funds of £95m of issued RMBS notes, and the listing of those notes at the Vienna stock exchange.
Advised a fund on its accession as mezzanine lender to a £100m financing of NHS healthcare receivables originated by a fintech lender.
Advised funds on their provision of £30m and £50m financings for specialist invoice financing start-ups.
Advised a bank in relation to its €120m senior financing of a Swedish originator of buy-now-pay-later receivables in Finland and Germany.
Advised a fund in relation to its $75m fund financing by a continental European bank.
Advised a renewable energy company on the $50m financing of the development of hydroelectric power facilities in Kenya, Tanzania and Burundi.
Advised a liquidity facility provider in respect of its position on a defaulted CMBS undergoing a note and loan-level restructuring.
Advised a participant in the €249m Thunder Logistics 2024-1 CMBS, backed by big box logistics properties in Germany, The Netherlands, France and Spain.