Global law firm Walkers has advised Trident Energy on its
proposed US$1 billion acquisition of the Pampo and Enchova oil
fields, offshore Brazil, from Petrobras S.A, with financing from
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, ING Bank N.V. and Credit
Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank as initial mandated lead
arrangers. Congratulations to Trident Energy for adding another
world class asset to its portfolio.
The Walkers Cayman team was led by London Managing Partner Jack
Boldarin with support from senior counsel Catherine Overton and
senior associate James Denham. The Walkers Jersey team was led by
Nigel Weston, with support from senior counsel Jon le
Rossignol.
Walkers acted alongside lead transaction counsel, Herbert Smith
Freehills, whose team was led by partners Thomas Bethel, Laura
Hulett and Pedro Rufino Carvalho, with support from a team
including Rakhee Patel, Kate Newman, Sarah Stock, Charlotte Whight
and Sarah Teasdale. White & Case's Tom Bartlett and Radhika
Wason advised the initial mandated arrangers on the financing.
PRESS RELEASE
29 July 2019
Walkers Acts On Trident Energy $1bn Acquisition
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White & Case's Tom Bartlett and Radhika
Wason advised the initial mandated arrangers on the financing.