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Cadwalader—Rebecca Crowley

21 May 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Infrastructure specialist joins as partner in London office

Cadwalader has added Rebecca Crowley, a leading lawyer in the infrastructure and core-plus infrastructure sector, as a partner in the firm’s London office.

'We’re excited to welcome Rebecca to our firm,' said Cadwalader managing partner Pat Quinn. 'Her practice is synergistic with a range of our strengths in London, which we feel will be of great value to our clients.'

Rebecca focuses her practice on the infrastructure and hybrid infrastructure sector, covering the full range of asset classes and with particular expertise in cross-border acquisition financing. She acts for sponsors, corporate borrowers, and lenders (infrastructure funds, bank lenders, institutional investors, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and pension funds) on a broad range of capital structures, with significant experience handling digital infrastructure and energy transactions.

Cadwalader finance group chair Wes Misson noted: 'The European infrastructure finance market intersects with the areas where we excel in London, including private credit, fund finance, corporate, capital markets, securitization and derivatives, and restructuring and special situations. Rebecca has an excellent reputation in the European infrastructure market and is a rising star in this rapidly growing sector, and we’re really excited about the additional capabilities she brings to our existing array of finance specializations in the UK and US.'

'I am very excited to be joining Cadwalader,' Rebecca said. 'The firm has a fantastic reputation in the market and, by adding my experience and skillset to their existing deep bench of lawyers across the financial markets, I believe the proposition is an excellent choice for clients seeking innovative financing solutions for their infrastructure assets.'

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