

“Alexander will go the extra mile to deliver for his clients to ensure everyone is comfortable with the position taken. He takes the time to provide guidance and education.”
“He helps clients navigate issues very efficiently. He’s very knowledgeable about the local requirements, which helps parties accept commercial points.”
Biography
Alexander McMyn is the Executive Partner of the Singapore office of the Firm and is a Partner in White & Case's Asia Debt Finance and Restructuring practice, based in Singapore. He also leads the firm’s Indonesia Country Practice.
Alexander advises lenders, sponsors, and borrowers on a wide range of transactions across the Asia-Pacific region. With more than seventeen years' experience advising from Singapore, he has worked on deals involving a number of jurisdictions, with a particular focus on Singapore, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Alexander advises on a range of financings: clients have turned to him for assistance on acquisition and leveraged financings, general corporate loans, structured and limited-recourse financings, as well as fund-related products and investments related to infrastructure and commodities. As the lending market in Asia has evolved, these financings have often been deployed simultaneously with the acquisition by creditors of equity (or equity-linked) interests – Alexander often works with other specialists on the structuring and execution of such arrangements.
As market conditions have altered over time, Alexander has also built considerable experience working on the restructuring, workout and sale and purchase of interests in defaulted financings.
In addition to his advisory work, Alexander is an Adjunct Lecturer at the Yong Pung How School of Law of Singapore Management University where he enjoys teaching a course on Banking & Finance Law in Practice.
Experience
- A syndicate of lenders in a US$625 million and ¥18.5 billion facility to Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Limited. This facility will finance India’s first major semiconductor manufacturing plant, with a capacity of 50,000 wafer starts per month. It marks a crucial step in developing India's semiconductor ecosystem and enhancing its strategic position in the global market
- The lenders to a bidder in the financing of the acquisition of the majority stake in a leading Indonesian telecommunications provider and an Indonesian ICT company’s fiber infrastructure vehicle.
- The Mandated Lead Arranger, Manager and Bookrunner and Lenders, on a loan to an SPV sponsored by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (“ADIA”) and APG Asset Management N.V (“APG”) for financing the acquisition of interests in infrastructure projects from an Indonesian state owned entity.
- Coforge Limited in a US$250 million backstop bridge facility to finance the acquisition of a c.26% stake in Cigniti Technologies Limited, an AI & IP-led Digital Assurance and Engineering services company, listed on the NSE and BSE.
- ANZ in a multicurrency revolving subscription finance bridge loan facility provided to the global real estate fund of a major global infrastructure investor. The transaction involved coordinating advice on fund formation, debt finance, and Australian regulation, as well as local laws across European, Asian, and Australasian jurisdictions.
- Barclays Bank PLC as the original mandated lead arranger and Deutsche Bank AG, Singapore Branch as facility agent of a US$110 million debt financing to a vehicle of Ontario Teachers Pension Plan for the acquisition of a controlling stake in Sahyadri Hospitals Group.
- The arrangers on the US$295 million term loan facilities and an up to US$35 million revolving credit facility to a vehicle sponsored by CVC Capital Partners to finance part of the consideration for the acquisition of a controlling stake in Sajjan India Limited.
- Maxeon Solar Technologies, Ltd. on the issuance and sale of US$207 million 7.50% Convertible First Lien Senior Secured Notes due 2027.
- Byju's Pte. Ltd, a subsidiary of Think and Learn Private Limited on a US$1.2 billion term loan B (TLB) facility, the largest unrated TLB in Asia and the largest ever in India at the time.
- The mandated lead arranger in a US$350 million loan facility to an Indonesian subsidiary of Edgepoint Group, an Asia-focused towers business sponsored by the US$25 billion infrastructure investor, Digital Colony (renamed as "Digital Bridge").
- The arrangers on the US$850 million financing to Centratama Telekomunikasi in connection with the acquisition of PT EPID Menara AssetCo, a subsidiary of Edge Point Singapore which is wholly owned by Digital Bridge.
- Lenders to Macquarie Real Asset and Infrastructure Fund on a US$300 million capital call facility.
- The mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners on a term loan facility to a Singapore incorporated SPV sponsored by Brookfield Asset Management, to partly refinance the US$1.9 billion acquisition of a trans-India gas pipeline asset from the Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries Limited.
- Bank of China Limited Macau Branch, China Minsheng Banking Corp., Ltd., Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone Branch and ICBC International Finance Limited in respect of the RMB2.9 billion acquisition financing for KKR Capital Markets Asia Limited to support its acquisition of a majority interest in NVC Lighting's China lighting business NVC China. The deal won the "Finance Deal of the Year" at ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2020.
- Pertamina in relation to a €1.04 billion guarantee facility backing its public offer for shares in Etablissements Maurel et Prom – a vehicle listed in Paris.*
- Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets fund on the debt financing drawn to support its US$1.3 billion tender offer acquisition of a controlling interest in Energy Development Corporation of The Philippines.*
*Experience prior to joining White & Case.
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India's International Top Lawyers, The International A-List 2025
India Business Law Journal (IBLJ)
Notable Practitioner, Chambers Asia-Pacific 2013 – 2025
Banking & Finance – Singapore (International Firms)
Notable Practitioner, Chambers Asia-Pacific 2014 – 2015, 2018 – 2019, 2023 – 2025
Banking & Finance – India (International Firms)