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Private Banking covers the specialised banking and lending arrangements you’d expect for high‑value individuals and their related interests, including complex facility letters, security documents, and related advisory work. A solicitor in this area drafts, negotiates and finalises facility agreements, registers and perfects security interests, and coordinates with banks, trustees, and advisers to protect funding and collateral. They review KYC, anti‑money laundering rules, and regulatory requirements, advise on intercreditor arrangements, and handle disputes or changes to terms.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles term loans, facility letters, security over property or assets, intercreditor provisions, guarantees, and related regulatory obligations, translating complex banking terms into enforceable, practical documents and ensuring consistency across parties and timelines.

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