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A&O elevates Sydney lawyer in latest global promo round

International law firm Allen & Overy has promoted 30 of its staff to the partnership, including a Sydney-based ICM expert.

April 14, 2021 By Emma Musgrave
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Minesh Patel is the latest Aussie to be promoted to A&O’s global ranks. The promotion comes into effect officially from 1 May.

Based in the firm’s Sydney office, Mr Patel is an international capital markets specialist, having advised on a broad range of transactions in both the local and New Zealand markets.

 
 

As per A&O’s website, Mr Patel has acted for issuers and lead managers on the establishment and updates of medium-term note and covered bond programmes throughout his career. He has also advised on the establishment of secured debt programmes for major infrastructure assets, Reg S stand-alone bond issuances, bank regulatory capital instruments, corporate hybrids and liability management exercises.

Mr Patel joins 29 others in the latest promotions round by A&O, with the other elevations spanning across the firm’s offices located in Istanbul, London, Abu Dhabi, Paris, Madrid, Hong Kong, New York, Hamburg, Paris, Singapore, Frankfurt, Dubai, Luxembourg, Milan, Bratislava and Amsterdam. The promotions cover A&O’s six main practice areas, with 11 in the banking group, eight in corporate, five in litigation, four in ICM, one in real estate and one in tax.

According to a statement from A&O, one-third of the 30 new partners are women. 

“Congratulations to all of our new partners,” said A&O global managing partner Gareth Price.

We are committed to bringing through new generations of diverse leaders that cover a broad geographic spread, as well as practice and product specialisms. This is an incredibly talented group who we know will add to the future success of our firm.

I wish all of our new partners every success personally and look forward to working with them in the years ahead as they support our clients and help to continue growing our firm across the globe.”

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