Thomas Collier

Banking and Finance Law lawyer based in London, United Kingdom. This profile includes professional background, law firm affiliation, and contact information.

Lawyer Information

Law Firm: Dentons UK and Middle East LLP

City: London

Country: United Kingdom

Years Experience: 10 Years

Phone: +44 20 7242 1212

WhatsApp: Chat on WhatsApp

Lawyer Profile

Thomas Collier is a Senior Associate in the firm's Projects practice, based in the London office, practicing in Banking and Finance Law. He has advised banks, private equity houses, ECAs, and sponsors across a range of development, financing, corporate, trading, and commercial issues related to energy and infrastructure assets, with breadth and depth in both domestic and international finance experience.

Mr. Collier has advised on significant energy and infrastructure transactions, including the development and financing of the Facility E IWPP in Qatar with 2,300MW thermal power capacity and water desalination, the project financing of a new-build US$500 million refinery in Cabinda, Angola, the development and refinancing of expansions at the Atyrau Oil Refinery and Pavlodar Refinery in Kazakhstan, and the financing of a portfolio of 270MW of BESS assets in Great Britain. He has also advised on a secured convertible holdco loan for a project-financed 500MW onshore wind farm in Ukraine and the subsequent claim on political risk insurance.

Thomas holds a BA (Honours) in History from Durham University (2013).

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