Peter van der Horst

Peter is a banking & finance lawyer with extensive experience in corporate law, real estate finance, renewables and restructuring.
He joined Allen & Overy LLP as an attorney in 2008. There, he worked in the Banking & Finance and Litigation sections from 2018-2013. After several years as in-house legal counsel at Arcadis, he returned to the legal profession at Osborne Clarke N.V. in 2015.
There he practised mergers and acquisitions for several years and completed his Grotius Mergers & Acquisitions in 2016. From 2016 Peter also picked up his banking & finance work again and from 2018 he has focused entirely on financing and securities.
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He is a creative and pragmatic lawyer with broad experience in corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, and financing. He is able to work with complex legal matters and advises his clients commercially and pragmatically. His broad experience enables him to advise clients on various facets of a transaction.
Advised Ancala Partners on its majority acquisition of FORE Freedom and Glasvezel Groep Nederland, read more.
Acted for Joint Venture structure of CAIRN Real Estate/AT Capital for in relation to several real estate acquisitions including financings.
Advised GoPro USD 250M financing with JP Morgan.
Advised Volker Wessels and AEGON in relation to the acquisition of the Shipdock plot in Amsterdam.
Advised Angelo Gordon on a refinancing.
Advised an investment fund that provided a mezzanine financing to a real estate portfolio (range EUR 5-15M).
Advised as lead counsel to the JV company of Cairn Real Estate and AT Capital in relation to a EUR 35-45M acquisition financing relating to the acquisition of a real estate portfolio.
Together with Osborne Clarke UK we recently advised an international Bank in relation to the financing of the acquisition of an Hotel in the UK by a Dutch investor and asset manager.
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