Anthony Colegrave
Anthony Colegrave
“Anthony Colegrave is dual-qualified in both England & Wales and South Africa - a key adviser on equity derivatives and hedging solutions.”
“Spectacular, both on the South African and the global stage.”
Biography
Anthony is a partner in the derivatives and structured credit practice in the Firm's Capital Markets group in London. Anthony delivers capital solutions through his extensive experience in OTC transactions and has a wide practice area based on his dual qualification in England & Wales and South Africa. Anthony's expertise spans a broad spectrum of products, including derivatives covering the full range of product type from credit to fixed income (both English and South African law governed) and South African financial regulatory in both the capital markets and banking spaces. He is used to working on cross-border and multi-jurisdictional projects from both a derivative and regulatory perspective.
Experience
An international bank syndicate on the issuance of €400 million convertible bonds due 2031by Ferrovial SE (Ferrovial).
Senior financiers including Deutsche Bank, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, Islamic Development Bank, Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector, ICBC, Silk Road Fund, Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait, Kuveyt Türk, Akbank, Garanti BBVA, QNB, VakıfBank, and Ziraat Bank, on the €1.7 billion senior secured financing for the Antalya-Alanya motorway project.
Goldman Sachs, Citi, ATLAS SP Partners (ATLAS) and Apollo on a warehouse securitisation of buy now, pay later receivables originated by Tamara Finance Company (Tamara), a market leading consumer financing fintech platform in Saudi Arabia.
EcoDataCenter on a €170 million debt financing, which aims to accelerate its expansion of sustainable data centers in the Nordic market.
On the swap structuring of Alcoa's sale of its full ownership interest in MAC and MBAC to Ma'aden.
A consortium of CVC DIF (the infrastructure arm of CVC) and Tabreed (a Mubadala and ENGIE company) on the acquisition of PAL Cooling and its subsidiaries from Multiply Group (an IHC company) for approximately US$1 billion.
MidEuropa on the sale of leading European ophthalmology platform Optegra to EssilorLuxottica.
A bank syndicate on the refinancing of Energy Infrastructure Partners' (EIP) investment in the Arkona offshore wind farm (Arkona) in the German Baltic Sea.
The lenders on a €2.5 billion refinancing, and a further €1.3bn refinancing and debt raising for Sonnedix.
A company on a cross-border US$200 million equity collar financing and a share price hedge in respect of the company's minority stake in another leading company in its field.
Bank Deutsches Kraftfahrzeuggewerbe (BDK) on a €600 million asset-backed securities (ABS) auto loans transaction.
VTTI on its US$1.7 billion refinancing, consisting of a mix of institutional and bank debt to finance VTTI's growth plans.
GETEC on its €3.1 billion refinancing which includes a common terms investment-grade platform with longer and diversified tenors.
Macquarie Asset Management on the acquisition of the remaining 20 percent stake in National Gas Transmission.
Etu Energias on the acquisition financing of stakes in upstream Angolan assets from the Portuguese multinational energy company, Galp.
OEG Energy Group Limited ("OEG") on the issuance of a €465 million high yield bond, issued by OEG Finance plc.
BNP Paribas and J.P. Morgan as joint global coordinators, BNP Paribas, Goldman Sachs Bank Europe and J.P. Morgan as joint lead managers and joint bookrunners and J&T BANKA as co-manager, on the issue of €300 million Fixed-to-Floating Rate Senior Preferred Notes by MONETA Money Bank.
Rino Mastrotto Group S.p.A. in connection with its debut issuance of €320 million senior secured floating high yield notes, issued pursuant to Rule 144A and Regulation S under the US Securities Act and listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange's Euro MTF market.
The Republic of Zambia in connection with a comprehensive debt restructuring of Zambia's external debt, including its Eurobonds due in 2022, 2024 and 2027, but also in relation to all of Zambia's official and commercial debt.
