Norton Rose has advised opposite Slaughter and May on British Airways' (BA) new $1.7bn (£820m) debt facility agreement. Norton Rose fielded a team from its London office to act for a multinational line-up of lending banks on the multiple option facility, which was signed at the end of last month (26 October).
November 05, 2007 at 04:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose has advised opposite Slaughter and May on British Airways’ (BA) new $1.7bn (£820m) debt facility agreement.
Norton Rose fielded a team from its London office to act for a multinational line-up of lending banks on the multiple option facility, which was signed at the end of last month (26 October).
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