WFW advises Seanergy on four public offerings of common shares and warrants
Seanergy is the only pure-play Capesize ship-owner publicly listed in the US. Its common shares trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol “SHIP”.
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WFW advises GIG on the construction financing for a 170 MW Nordic onshore wind portfolio
The initial portfolio consists of the 80 MW Buheii project and 43 MW Hornamossen project, with the 47 MW Tysvaer project acceding shortly after close.
WFW advises UBI Banca on Vime financing
The transaction involved the amendment of an existing financing and the provision of additional credit lines to Vime.
Repeated success for WFW in Q1 2020 Energy & Infrastructure league tables
The firm attained eight top ten rankings in IJGlobal, including moving into the top spot for Renewables Infrastructure Finance and gaining three new rankings since Q1 2019.
WFW makes up six new Partners for 2020
The promotion of these six lawyers takes the firm’s total number of partners to 173.
WFW jointly advises on German A3 PPP project with NRF and Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein
The A3 PPP project, which has been planned as an availability model, is the largest PPP infrastructure project in Germany to date.
WFW Hong Kong Named CBLJ Banking & Finance and Shipping ‘Firm of the Year’
China Business Law Awards are based on hundreds of nominations received from China-focussed corporate counsel and legal professionals around the world.
WFW advises Crédit Agricole on Fratelli Neri financing
The new unit will join its fleet of 40+ vessels, including harbour, LNG terminal, oil terminal tugs, salvage, coastal and deep-sea towage tugs.
WFW advises on US$70m restructuring and lease remarketing for A330 aircraft
The transaction was pioneering in the South Korean aviation sector and is already being used as a guideline for future remarketing and restructuring transactions in the sector.
WFW advises CIP on investment in four German offshore grid connections for North Sea wind farms
The portfolio comprises the BorWin1, BorWin2, HelWin2 and DolWin2 transmission lines and converter stations, which were the first HVDC systems to connect offshore wind farms to the grid.