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Jonathan Stevens

Jonathan Stevens
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Jonathan Stevens

Jonathan Stevens

Senior Associate


London
Jonathan Stevens
  1. People

Jonathan Stevens

Jonathan Stevens

Senior Associate


London

Jonathan Stevens

Senior Associate

London

T: +44 (0) 20 3400 4641

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Jonathan is a Senior Associate in the firm’s Corporate and Finance Transactions practice group, where he has acted for a diverse array of multinational corporates, financial institutions and public bodies.

Jonathan has deep experience across various types of debt financing, including general corporate finance, leveraged finance, infrastructure finance and debt capital markets. This breadth of experience allows him to provide clients with holistic advice and tailored legal solutions. He has worked with clients across sectors, including leisure & gaming, retail and digital security, to navigate complex deals within often demanding deadlines.

Jonathan takes a deal-centric approach focussed on achieving the best results for clients. He excels in collaborating with other parties to ensure that projects are completed efficiently and effectively.

Prior to working at BCLP, Jonathan gained valuable experience in a leading offshore corporate and finance transactions practice.   

He graduated from Cardiff University with a B.A. in History and Ancient History and completed his graduate diploma in law at BPP University.

 

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