Shonagh is part of the UK Finance team. She has a strong reputation for advising lenders and borrowers on a variety of financing transactions. Shonagh has a particular focus on advising on corporate lending transactions and education finance matters.

Shonagh's experience

  • Advised a club of 2 UK lenders in connection with the restructuring of their secured debt facilities provided to a UK University. The restructured facilities included a syndicated revolving credit facility and a bilateral term loan facility and included intercreditor arrangements between the lenders.

  • Advised a leading UK financial institution on a term loan facility to refinance existing debt for a group of care home companies, secured by floating charges and standard securities, with additional security provided by a parent company guarantee.

  • Advised a major UK financial institution on the amendment and restatement of term and revolving loan facilities provided to a higher education corporation, including guidance on entry into an intercreditor agreement with another lender.

  • Advised a leading UK financial institution on a 20m revolving credit facility provided to a prominent Oxford college for general corporate purposes and working capital.

  • Advised a syndicate of lenders on a 150m facility to a UK-based energy and engineering group, secured by all-asset debentures and floating charges across multiple group companies, to refinance existing facilities.

  • Advised a leading UK financial institution on the provision of new lending facilities to an independent school.

Credentials

  • 2011
    Qualified - Scotland
  • 2009
    Joined Pinsent Masons
  • 2009
    University of Aberdeen - Legal Practice (Diploma)
  • 2008
    University of Aberdeen - LL.B. (Hons) with European Legal Studies
  • 2005
    University of Aarhus - Erasmus programme
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Out-Law / Insight by Shonagh Brown

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