Sandra Anne-Marie Gaidies
Sandra Anne-Marie Gaidies
Sandra Anne-Marie Gaidies
Biography
Sandra Anne-Marie Gaidies brings extensive experience in banking and finance law. Her practice focuses on corporate finance (bilateral and syndicated finance), project finance (renewable energy), structured finance, receivables finance (non-recourse and recourse factoring) and acquisition finance in national and international transactions and projects. Her practice especially focuses on advising commercial banks on creating and automating standard credit documentation, in particular by way of using legal tech products.
Her clients include banks, insurance companies and energy companies.
Admissions
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Germany
Related Capabilities
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Corporate
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Finance
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Real Estate
Experience
- *Advised an international commercial bank on the creation of standard credit documentation for working capital to mid-sized companies (domestic market).
- *Advised an international commercial bank on the creation of standard credit documentation for working capital to investment grade companies (domestic market).
- *Advised a commercial bank on the creation of standard factoring documentation.
- *Advised a German bank on several project financing transactions (renewable energy) in connection with the development and operation of several photovoltaic parks in Spain.
- *Advised an internationally active insurance company in relation to its guarantee credit business.
- *Advised a German bank on several project financing transactions (renewable energy) in connection with the development and operation of several onshore wind farms in the United Kingdom.
- *Advised an international commercial bank on multiple project financing transactions (renewable energy) in connection with the development and operation of multiple onshore and offshore wind farms in Germany and France.
*Prior to BCLP
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