Loans & Credits

We advise banks, financial institutions, and companies on all aspects of financing transactions, including the entire spectrum of cross-border structures.

Harald Reitze, LL.M.

Partner

Attorney at Law (Germany), Attorney at Law (New York)

T +49 911 9193 1325

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We combine our expertise in finance with our knowledge of key industries and economic sectors, such as the financing of renewable energy projects, infrastructure and real estate projects, and corporate acquisitions.

Our consulting focus areas are in acquisition finance, asset finance, real estate finance, and project finance, as well as other structured financings.

Furthermore, in addition to legal advisory services, we also offer tax advisory services
in connection with financing from a single source.

Our range of consulting services includes:

Structuring, negotiation, and implementation of complex financings
Drafting and negotiation of term sheets
Negotiations and conclusion of loan and security agreements
Preparation of legal opinions and other expert opinions
Monitoring the fulfillment of disbursement conditions
Support for loan syndications, pooling agreements, and refinancings
Advising on the purchase and sale of financing portfolios

Thanks to our experience in advising lenders and borrowers, we are familiar with the challenges that arise in financing transactions. We offer pragmatic and economical solutions, ensuring timely and cost-efficient processing for our clients.

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Basic Modules

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1 Text Blocks

1.1 Single Column with Small Heading

The single column is suitable for any type of content and is not limited in length. If the text is very short, it is advisable to use the two-column layout with a 50/50 split and only fill one of the two columns. The following text is placeholder text.

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1.2 Single Column with Large Heading

1.3 Two Columns with Small Heading

Small Subheading (optional)

The two-column layout is suitable for short to medium-length texts. Both columns should have approximately the same amount of content. For very short text sections, it is recommended to only fill the left column.

Within the column, in addition to the main text, other elements can be placed, such as an accordion or buttons that link to further content. The height of the column on an average monitor (in full-screen browser view) should be at most half the page height.

Small Subheading (optional)

1.4 Two Columns with Large Heading

Subheading (optional)

Small Subheading (optional)

2 Image-Text Combinations

2.1 Short Introduction

Only use in combination with short headings.

2.2 Section Introduction with Long Heading

2.3 Section Introduction with Schematic Graphic

Inserting the image via the text editor prevents an image crop from being automatically generated. This is relevant for graphics or images that must not be cropped.

2.5 Text Left and Image Right

Within the text column, additional elements can be placed next to the main text, such as an accordion or buttons that link to further content. The height of the column on an average monitor (in full-screen browser view) should be at most half of the page height.

2.4 Image Left and Text Right

2.5 Text Left and Image Right

2.6 Text Left with Small Image Right

Within the text column, in addition to the main text, other elements can be placed, such as an accordion or buttons that link to further content. From a design perspective, it is recommended to combine small images with a maximum of two text paragraphs. The standard image format is Landscape M. All images are placed centered within the column. For more complex layouts, other predefined image formats can also be used.

2.7 Long Text Left with Small Image Right

3 Text List

3.1 Text List Single Column

Heading List Item 1

Heading List Item 2

3.2 Text List Two Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

3.3 Text List Three Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

Heading Column 3

3.4 Text List from Data Slider

Entry Heading 1

Entry Heading 2

Entry Heading 3

Entry Heading 4

Entry Heading 5

4 Icon List

4.1 Icon List Single Column

Heading List Item 1

Heading List Item 2

4.2 Icon List Two Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

4.3 Icon List Three Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

Heading Column 3

4.4 Icon List from Data Slider

Entry Heading 1

Entry Heading 2

Entry Heading 3

Entry Heading 4

Entry Heading 5

5 Image List

5.1 Image List Single Column

Heading List Item 1

Heading List Item 2

5.2 Image List Two Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

5.3 Three-Column Image List

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

Heading Column 3

5.4 Image List from Data Slider

Entry Heading 1

Entry Heading 2

Entry Heading 3

Entry Heading 4

Entry Heading 5

6 Special Case Lists

6.1 Services in the [Insert Area]

Service

Sub-Service 1
Sub-Service 2
Sub-Service 1
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To the service

Service

Sub-Service 1
Sub-Service 2
Sub-Service 1
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Service

Sub-Service 1
Sub-Service 2
Sub-Service 1
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To the service

6.2 Our Expertise for Your Business Area

Business Area 1

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Business Area 1

View Business Area

Business Area 1

View Business Area

6.3 Icon List with Accordion

Accordion Position 1

Accordion Position 2

Accordion Position 3

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Accordion Position 1

Accordion Position 2

Accordion Position 3

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Accordion Position 1

Accordion Position 2

Accordion Position 3

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6.4 Image List with Accordion

Accordion Position 1

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Accordion Position 3

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Accordion Position 1

Accordion Position 2

Accordion Position 3

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Accordion Position 1

Accordion Position 2

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7 Full-Width Layout

7.1 Large Heading for Section Introduction

The full-width layout is created by selecting “No heading and images bleeding/cropped” in the column style section. The displayed image excerpts dynamically adapt to the amount of text used.

7.2 Full-Width Image Left

The displayed image sections dynamically adapt to the amount of text used.

Example Link

7.3 Full-Width Image Right

The displayed image sections dynamically adapt to the amount of text used.

Example Link

7.2 Full-Width Image Left

The displayed image sections dynamically adapt to the amount of text used.

Example Link

7.3 Full-Width Image Right

The displayed image sections dynamically adapt to the amount of text used.

Example Link

8 Sections with Navigation

8.1 Sections with Navigation

Skip Section

1. Heading 2. Heading Heading 3 Skip Section

1. Heading

The navigation section is suitable for any type of content and is not limited in length. Contact persons can be added if required. The heading always corresponds to the “Navigation Title” field. For better orientation, the navigation titles – and thus also the headings – are numbered consecutively.

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Basic Modules

Duplicate and drag up to use

1 Text Blocks

1.1 Single Column with Small Heading

1.2 Single Column with Large Heading

1.3 Two Columns with Small Heading

Small Subheading (optional)

Small Subheading (optional)

1.4 Two Columns with Large Heading

Subheading (optional)

Small Subheading (optional)

2 Image-Text Combinations

2.1 Short Introduction

2.2 Section Introduction with Long Heading

2.3 Section Introduction with Schematic Graphic

2.5 Text Left and Image Right

2.4 Image Left and Text Right

2.5 Text Left and Image Right

2.6 Text Left with Small Image Right

2.7 Long Text Left with Small Image Right

3 Text List

3.1 Text List Single Column

Heading List Item 1

Heading List Item 2

3.2 Text List Two Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

3.3 Text List Three Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

Heading Column 3

3.4 Text List from Data Slider

Entry Heading 1

Entry Heading 2

Entry Heading 3

Entry Heading 4

Entry Heading 5

4 Icon List

4.1 Icon List Single Column

Heading List Item 1

Heading List Item 2

4.2 Icon List Two Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

4.3 Icon List Three Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

Heading Column 3

4.4 Icon List from Data Slider

Entry Heading 1

Entry Heading 2

Entry Heading 3

Entry Heading 4

Entry Heading 5

5 Image List

5.1 Image List Single Column

Heading List Item 1

Heading List Item 2

5.2 Image List Two Columns

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

5.3 Three-Column Image List

Heading Column 1

Heading Column 2

Heading Column 3

5.4 Image List from Data Slider

Entry Heading 1

Entry Heading 2

Entry Heading 3

Entry Heading 4