Liz Sweeney
UK Guide 2025
Band 2 : Banking & Finance
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About
Provided by Liz Sweeney
Practice Areas
Liz is a banking and finance partner with over 20 years’ experience. She is head of the Manchester banking team and the wider banking north (which consists of teams in Manchester, Leeds and Edinburgh).
She is a well known and respected banking partner in Manchester and is recognised as one of the leading real estate finance lawyers outside of the City.
Liz works on a wide range of high profile real estate finance matters (often with complex capital structures) as well as advising on acquisition finance, funds finance, social housing finance, sustainable finance, leveraged finance and general corporate lending matters (both domestic and cross border).
She is known for being highly experienced and having a constructive approach to deals. She is experienced in acting both for the lenders and borrowers, bringing a balanced view to transactions.
Clients include most of the major UK clearing banks as well as other financial institutions, alternative lenders, institutional investors, public bodies and corporates.
Sectors that Liz is passionate about include financial services, funds finance, real estate finance, living sector, PRS, PBSA, student accommodation, hotel and leisure, residential development, BTR, sustainable finance, ESG, social housing finance, further education, healthcare, retail and manufacturing.
Chambers Review
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Liz Sweeney has extensive experience advising banks, property groups and public authorities on banking and finance matters, with particular expertise in development and real estate finance.
Strengths
Provided by Chambers
"Liz is our first point of call for particularly challenging or time dependent banking and finance transactions."
"Liz is very pragmatic and experienced."
"Liz is our first point of call for particularly challenging or time dependent banking and finance transactions."
"Liz is very pragmatic and experienced."