Emily Herrod

Paralegal | Debt Finance

Emily is a Paralegal in the Debt Finance team.

Emily is currently undertaking the SQE while working full time as a Paralegal in our Debt Finance Division.

Emily has experience in acquisition and leveraged finance transactions, including complex and non-standard lending structures. She supports the team in advising lenders; such as banks, private equity firms, and investment funds. As well as providing guidance on leveraged buyouts, acquisition financing, and real estate finance to corporate borrowers.

Emily also has experience working in our Real Estate, Property Litigation and Employment teams.

Expertise

  • Debt Finance
  • Acquisition & Leveraged Finance
  • Real Estate Finance
  • Restructuring & Insolvency
  • Development Finance
  • International finance
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Recent work

Chiltern Capital LLP
Supporting Chiltern Capital on its investment in Kerr’s Tyres Limited to help accelerate its acquisition-led growth plans in the UK market. We advised on the senior debt package and loan notes provided by Chiltern to help fund the transaction.

Chiltern Capital LLP
Supporting Chiltern Capital on its investment in Burgess Farms to support the next stage of its growth in the UK market. We advised on the senior debt package provided by Metro Bank and loan notes provided by Chiltern.

Chiltern Capital LLP
Supporting Chiltern Capital on its investment in Train’d Up Railway, the UK’s largest provider of rail apprenticeships, to support the next stage of its growth in the UK market. We advised on the senior debt provided by ThinCats and loan notes provided by Chiltern.

Pixelhouse Group Limited
Supported WestBridge portfolio company Pixelhouse Group in its acquisition of Aztec Event Services, a leading UK and European audio-visual supplier. Helped the team with providing advice on structuring and negotiating a complex debt package with Thincats to help fund the transaction.

Chiltern Capital LLP
Supporting Chiltern Capital on its investment in the Taylors Transport Group. We advised on the senior debt funding from Metro Bank as well as the loan notes provided by Chiltern.

Ascona Group Holdings Limited
Assisted Ascona in its refinancing process, which involved the exit from its existing debt package and securing a £92 million syndicated term loan from Barclays and HSBC UK.