Overview
Mo Nurmohamed is a co-chair of the Global Finance practice at Paul Hastings and is based in the firm’s London office. He has a wide range of experience representing creditors in syndicated and private credit financings across the capital structure, with particular emphasis on matters relating to leverage finance and private equity finance transactions. His clients include banks, private capital providers and other financial institutions.
Mo has particular experience in relation to cross-border acquisition and leveraged finance transactions. He was selected by Financial News as one of its 2014 40 Under 40 list of rising stars in the European legal profession. He has also been seconded to both J.P. Morgan’s credit team and Deutsche Bank’s leveraged finance team.
Recognitions
- Named a 'Leading Partner' for Acquisition Finance - The Legal 500 U.K. 2025
- Chambers Europe, Banking and Finance (individually ranked in London)
- Financial News, 40 Under 40 Rising Star, 2014
Education
- Cardiff Law School, Legal Practice Course, 2001
- University of Wales, Cardiff, LL.B, 2000
Representations
- The arrangers on the financing to support the acquisition by Stonepeak of the Forgital group
- The arrangers on the €1.2 billion syndicated TLB refinancing of the Your.World Group
- The arrangers on the financing to support Thoma Bravo's acquisition of Darktrace PLC
- The arrangers on the refinancing of the Applegreen group (a Blackstone owned portfolio group)
- The arrangers on the financing to support the acquisition by E3X of the Aenova Group
- The arrangers on TeamSystem’s €1.1 Billion High Yield Bond and RCF Financing
- The financing sources in connection with Partners Group’s Acquisition of The Rosen Group
- The arrangers on the £1 billion refinancing of Phenna Group
- The arrangers on the €2.14 Billion refinancing of the Inspired Education group
- The arrangers on the TLB repricing and upsize of the financing to the Banijay group
- The financing sources for Blackstone’s acquisition of a majority stake in Winthrop Technologies Limited
- The financing sources in connection with Partners Group’s acquisition of a majority stake in FairJourney Biologics
- The financing sources in connection with Warburg Pincus’ acquisition of the Specialty Risk Group
- The lenders in Civica’s £1.1 Billion Club Unitranche Refinancing
- The financing sources in connection with CapVest Acquisition of Kerridge Commercial Systems
- The financing sources in connection with Warburg Pincus and TA Associates’ Acquisition of Epassi Group
- The arrangers on the $900 million refinancing of the Cerdia group (a Blackstone owned portfolio group)