Equipment supply arrangements (UK):
Published:Advising a power developer in respect of the restructuring of financial facilities and an underlying equipment sales agreement.
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Acquisition of power project (Ghana):
Published:Advising an international financial institution in respect of the acquisition of a stake in a project company developing an approximately US$450m power project.
Chemicals plants (Oman):
Published:Representing the developer of two proposed chemicals plants in Oman in respect of the negotiation of the construction documentation for the plants.
Nigerian road projects:
Published:A consortium including Trinity International LLP has been shortlisted to act for the Federal Ministry of Works, Housing and Urban Development of Nigeria in respect of four new PPP road
Debt fund financing (Africa):
Published:Acting for the lenders in respect of additional debt financing to an infrastructure fund focused on sub-Saharan Africa.
Legalese: July 2010 Duty of care owed to beneficial owners of property
Published:Introduction In the case of Shell UK Ltd v Total UK Limited and Othersand Total UK Ltd v Chevron Ltd [2010] EWCA Civ 180, the English Court of Appeal (the
The UK Bribery Act
Published:by Guy Jolly Introduction On 20th July 2010 the Ministry of Justice issued a press release on the Bribery Act 2010 (the “Bribery Act“) stating that the Bribery Act would
Trinity in Legal 500
Published:Trinity International LLP has been rated for the first time in Legal 500, The Clients’ Guide to the UK Legal Profession. The firm appears in (1) Projects, energy and natural
Legalese – Bribery Act 2010
Published:The Bribery Act 2010 (the “Bribery Act”) received Royal Assent on 8th April of this year and is of critical importance to companies transacting business in emerging markets. The Bribery
Are We There Yet? Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Projects
Published:World Bank statistics on infrastructure development in Sub-Saharan African countries rarely make for comfortable reading. The World Bank estimates that around US$93 billion a year is required to address Africa’s