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Irene Nic Chárthaigh
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Irene Nic Chárthaigh is a Partner in our Financial Services team, specialising in high value, complex loan portfolio trades as well as loan-on-loan financing.
Irene is a
trusted advisor to a range of financial institutions from major Irish banks and
private equity funds to international investment banks and corporate borrowers.
Her extensive expertise covers all aspects of banking and financial services
including real estate, corporate and multi-jurisdictional financing
transactions. Irene’s nuanced understanding of these complex transactions makes her a reliable partner for clients seeking astute legal
counsel.
She is well
known for acting across both sides of significant loan portfolio disposal and
acquisition transactions. Irene is frequently credited for her project
management skills and her practical ability to guide clients through each stage
of complex loan portfolio transactions in a clear and concise manner.
iniccharthaigh@MHC.ie
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