Banking & Finance
Asia-Pacific Guide 2024 : Indonesia
Band 2
Email address
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+62 21 250 5125Chambers Review
ABNR Counsellors at Law is a well-respected law firm in Indonesia, especially proficient in project finance deals, regularly assisting both lenders and borrowers with high-value loan facilities. The team is adept at handling secured, syndicated and structured finance, advising prominent foreign and domestic clients. ABNR regularly advises on lending to the energy, technology and infrastructure sectors. The firm has strong expertise pertaining to fintech and financial regulatory matters. Clients represented include BNP Paribas, Sawit Sumbermas Sarana and Sinarmas.
Work Highlights
- ABNR Counsellors at Law advised ANZ as syndication lead lender on the USD711 million financing to Hyundai Mobis Consortium towards the development of an electric vehicle battery manufacturing project in Karawang on Java.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"The premium service from ABNR in terms of expertise shows that they have been in the market for a very long time for financial market transactions."
"They are extremely responsive and engaged, always making themselves available in terms of communication and making sure they keep track of deliverables and update us."
"The premium service from ABNR in terms of expertise shows that they have been in the market for a very long time for financial market transactions."
"They are extremely responsive and engaged, always making themselves available in terms of communication and making sure they keep track of deliverables and update us."
Notable Practitioners
Emir Nurmansyah has extensive experience advising on high-value syndicated, bilateral and project financing facilities in Indonesia, acting on behalf of leading global and local banks.
"Emir is a very experienced lawyer. His knowledge of different industry sectors enables him to provide rounded advice to the client which turns out to be very helpful."
"He delivers an excellent service and has a strong team to support him."