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Micheál is a Partner in our Financial Services team. He advises clients on real estate finance, tax driven financing structures and restructuring. He is frequently lauded by clients for his commercial and pragmatic approach to transactions.
Micheál advises private equity, lenders and other investors on the enablement, structuring, acquisition, disposal, financing and servicing of large non-performing loan portfolios, in Ireland and Europe. He also advises banks and private equity on “loan on loan” financing, and debt origination platforms. Project finance is also a feature of his real estate finance practice including renewables, data centres and telecoms infrastructure.
As chair of our International Committee and former head of our London office, Micheál has an innate understanding of the international considerations of clients and sophisticated stakeholder management.
mgrace@mhc.ie
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