Capital Markets
The highly regulated capital markets landscape, in both Australia and abroad, provides an important mechanism for clients seeking to grow their business capital and provide liquidity for their shareholders. We have a wealth of experience acting for issuers, underwriters, and joint lead managers, which enables us to guide our clients through each step of the fund raising process.
Whether assisting with bond or securitisation issues, advising on equity and listing issues or structuring hybrid or derivative transactions, HWLE Capital Markets team can help you to carry out your capital markets transaction in the Australian and international capital markets.
We advise on the full range of debt, equity and hybrid funding structures, and our experience extends from large and complex transactions to smaller traditional issues. Our capital markets teams works closely with our market leading taxation and corporate governance teams to ensure that risk is minimised and all relevant taxation implications are fully understood and managed at each stage of a transaction.
Additional expertise
Capital Markets
FAQs
What types of insurance disputes does HWL Ebsworth advise on?
Our insurance team acts on coverage disputes, policy interpretation, claims handling, subrogation and recovery, and litigation across general, life and specialty lines — for insurers, reinsurers and corporate policyholders. (Sample answer — to be confirmed with the practice group.)
What types of health clients do you act for?
Private hospital operators, fertility and reproductive health providers, medical imaging and radiology networks, research institutions, and professional medical associations. (Sample answer.)
Can you advise on TGA, Medicare and professional-regulation compliance?
Yes — we advise on TGA requirements, Medicare rules, medicinal cannabis regulation, professional registration and conduct, and related competition-law issues. (Sample answer.)
Do you handle clinical governance and clinical trials?
We advise on clinical trial governance, research ethics, patient consent, privacy agreements and record-keeping standards. (Sample answer.)
