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Provided by Bridgett Majola
Bridgett is a Banking & Finance lawyer in Johannesburg. She is the chairperson of the Future Leaders Network, under the auspices of the International Project Finance Association.
Bridgett focuses her practice on various forms of debt finance, including project finance and leveraged loan facilities. She has experience in drafting facility agreements, security documents and other finance documents for various debt finance structures and has counselled project sponsors and finance parties on energy and infrastructure projects, particularly renewable energy projects focusing on solar, CSP, wind energy, biomass plants under the South African Renewable Energy IPP Procurement Programme.
Australian Energy Market Operator industry course regarding the National Electricity Market Overview (2018)
Certificate in Competition Law, University of Witwatersrand (2012)
LLB, University of KwaZulu-Natal (2006)
Legal Practice Council, Gauteng
Admitted Attorney, High Court of South Africa (2013)
Admitted Notary Public, High Court of South Africa (2013)
Member of the Legal Practice Council, Gauteng office
Chairperson of the Future Leaders Network, under the auspices of the International Project Finance Association.
Provided by Chambers
Bridgett Majola is an increasingly prominent lawyer based in Johannesburg who focuses her practice on various forms of debt finance, including corporate loans and mezzanine facilities. She also advises on the financing aspects of significant energy projects.
Provided by Chambers
"Bridgett is very pragmatic and her approach is solutions-oriented."
"Bridgett ensured that all of our commercial prerequisites and requirements were not only incorporated into the transaction agreements, but were understood by all counterparties."
"Bridgett is very pragmatic and her approach is solutions-oriented."
"Bridgett ensured that all of our commercial prerequisites and requirements were not only incorporated into the transaction agreements, but were understood by all counterparties."
