WFW advises Sequoia as secured creditor in first ever use of UK special administration regime for energy supply companies
Bulb is the UK’s seventh largest energy company with 1,000 staff and over 1.6m customers.
Bulb is the UK’s seventh largest energy company with 1,000 staff and over 1.6m customers.
Watson Farley & Williams has advised Homnia on the drafting of their standard development contract and lease templates for the development of inclusive residences.
The syndicated financing is linked to certain pre-determined key performance indicators on sustainability.
Their appointments form part of a new leadership and governance structure for WFW endorsed by the firm’s partnership, replacing the previous model led by joint Managing Partners and a Chairman.
The transaction included a margin adjustment mechanism based on carbon intensity rating as an incentive for the owner to reduce carriers’ carbon emissions.
This is the first occasion when 100% of the equity in a container box ABS has been sold to third-party investors and only the second time that any equity in a container box ABS has been sold to third party investors.
Watson Farley & Williams has successfully advised Ryanair on its appeal against the Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport’s Decree no. 2/2020, which imposed Public Service Obligations on scheduled air services between Trapani airport and other six destinations.
Watson Farley & Williams acted as English law counsel to CPLP Shipping Holdings PLC on the issuance and public offering of a US$150m corporate bond on the Athens Stock Exchange, guaranteed by Capital Product Partners L.P.
The ship, which was acquired by Megaride in 2021 as part of a restructuring agreement with Perseveranza S.p.A. di Navigazione group, was sold at her market price, enabling DeA to exit the dry-bulk sector.
WFW advised on matters of English, French, German, Marshall Islands and Hong Kong law, with five offices involved in the transaction.