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Anthea Pinder

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Anthea Pinder

Anthea Pinder

Senior Knowledge Lawyer


London
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Anthea Pinder

Anthea Pinder

Senior Knowledge Lawyer


London

Anthea Pinder

Senior Knowledge Lawyer

London

T: +44 (0) 20 3400 4102

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Anthea is a Senior Knowledge Lawyer in the real estate finance team. Anthea has extensive experience advising on UK and European real estate finance transactions including acquisition finance, development finance and refinance. Anthea is responsible for real estate finance knowledge management and provides training to UK and European clients on all aspects of real estate finance including green finance.

Anthea has previously worked as in-house Counsel at several international banks based in the City of London.

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