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Taylor Wessing—Matt Williams

07 April 2025
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Banking and finance expert joins as a partner in London
Global law firm Taylor Wessing has announced the appointment of Matt Williams as a partner in its banking and finance team.
 
Matt joins the firm’s London office on April 7 from a leading international law firm where he advised on distressed debt, structured finance and special situations. 
 
A debts and equity multi specialist, Matt has particular experience on the buy and sell side transactions that occur through the active portfolio management activities of financial institutions. His experience also covers, loan sales, regulatory capital advice, litigation funding, sponsor side corporate work and private credit.
 
UK Managing Partner Shane Gleghorn said: 'We are delighted to welcome Matt to the firm. Matt’s practice is very accretive to our Banking & Finance team and widens the capabilities that provide to our client base. With Matt’s appointment we continue our commitment to client service excellence.'
 
Head of Taylor Wessing's UK Banking and Finance team Heather Buttle said: 'I am delighted to welcome Matt to our team. Matt brings a wealth of experience across various stages of the business chain. His comprehensive understanding and practical approach will further enhance our service offering, ideally positioning us to cater our support to our clients' needs.'
 
On his appointment, Matt Williams said: 'I am very pleased to join Taylor Wessing's Banking & Finance team, where I will have the opportunity to advance my key practice areas. I look forward to working collaboratively with the team and other colleagues to find the best and most effective solutions to help our clients achieve their goals and ambitions.'

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