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Allens’ Banking and Finance Team Tops Year-End Rankings

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Allens, a prominent legal firm in the Asia-Pacific region, has solidified its reputation as a leading adviser to both lenders and borrowers as it approaches the end of the year. The firm has achieved remarkable rankings in various legal advisory categories, showcasing its expertise and commitment to delivering exceptional service in the banking and finance sector.

In the realm of syndicated loans, Allens has emerged as a dominant force. According to Bloomberg, the firm ranks first for deal value among lender legal advisors in the Asia-Pacific region, excluding Japan. This accolade is complemented by its top position in both deal value and volume in the same category, as reported by Debtwire. Furthermore, Allens holds the second position for both deal value and volume in the lender legal advisor rankings for the broader APAC and Japan region, as recognized by LSEG. These achievements underscore the firm’s ability to navigate complex financial transactions and provide strategic advice to its clients.

For borrowers, Allens continues to excel in the syndicated loans sector as well. The firm ranks first for deal volume and second for deal value in the APAC region (excluding Japan) according to Bloomberg. Debtwire also places Allens second for both deal value and volume in the same category. Additionally, LSEG recognizes the firm as second in value and volume of deals across the APAC and Japan borrower legal advisor rankings. This dual success in both lender and borrower categories highlights Allens’ versatility and comprehensive understanding of the financial landscape.

In the area of project finance, Allens has established itself as a leader in Australia and New Zealand. The firm ranks first in the borrower legal adviser rankings for project finance in these regions, as reported by Infralogic. It also holds the second position for lender legal adviser rankings in project finance within Australia and New Zealand. On a broader scale, Allens is recognized as the second-best legal advisor for project finance in the entire Asia-Pacific region, according to IJGlobal. This strong performance reflects the firm’s deep expertise in managing large-scale projects and financing structures.

Tim Stewart, Partner and Banking & Finance practice lead at Allens, emphasizes the significance of the firm’s achievements in the league tables. He notes that the strong performance is a testament to the trust clients place in Allens to handle their most complex and strategic transactions. As the firm gears up for a busy 2025, Stewart expresses a commitment to providing innovative and commercially focused advice, ensuring that clients are well-equipped to navigate the evolving market landscape.

The accolades received by Allens in the banking and finance sector are not just numbers; they represent the firm’s dedication to excellence and its ability to adapt to the changing needs of its clients. As the year draws to a close, Allens stands poised to continue its trajectory of success, ready to tackle new challenges and seize opportunities in the dynamic financial environment of the Asia-Pacific region.

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