Debbie Standring
Consultant
Consultant
Dubai
Debbie is an Of Counsel in Herbert Smith Freehills Finance division.
Debbie specialises in corporate recovery/insolvency and property finance transactions.
She has particular experience of administrations and company voluntary arrangements, schemes of arrangement and general advice to insolvency practitioners.
Background
Debbie is a member of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).
Experience & expertise
Selected matters
- Ernst & Young in relation to the administration of the Nortel EMEA business, including the global settlement and the subsequent pan-European CVAs
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the co-ordinating committee of senior lenders to EnQuest on the market leading 2016 restructuring implemented by way of a scheme of arrangement
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CPP Plc in connection with its Financial Conduct Authority approved scheme of arrangement to settle potential liability to 7 million customers in relation to the mis-selling of insurance and identity protection products
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hibu on its complex 2013 financial restructuring implemented by way of a cross-border scheme of arrangement and its £4 billion debt restructuring in 2009
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Bank of Scotland in relation to various aspects of the Crest Nicholson and McCarthy & Stone restructurings
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various real estate lenders in relation to ongoing real estate finance insolvencies and restructurings
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, the joint provisional liquidators of Independent Insurance Company Limited
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The Futures Representative in the asbestos bankruptcy of the Federal Mogul group of companies
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Ernst & Young in relation to the administration of the TXU Group of companies
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Transport for London and London Underground in relation to the PPP administration of Metronet
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Mezzanine Capital Noteholders in connection with the receivership of Cheyne Finance Plc a SIV incorporated in Ireland
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Findus Group in connection with the restructuring of its senior and mezzanine debt
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National Australian Bank and Commonwealth Bank of Australia on the restructuring of Healthcare Locum plc involving the raising of £64.25 million of new equity (facilitating a significant pay down of the existing senior debt) and conversion of £30 million of mezzanine debt into zero coupon loan notes and equity
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Lloyds Banking Group and Deloitte on all aspects of the insolvency of the Thornfield group
