Aaron Bradley is an associate in the London office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the Tax Department. He advises clients on a range of international tax and transactional tax matters, focusing on the tax aspects of corporate and finance transactions, multi-jurisdictional tax planning, and tax-related financing and structuring. Prior to joining Latham in 2020, Mr. Bradley was an associate in the tax department of a leading UK law firm.
Profile
Experience
Mr. Bradley’s representative transactions include advising:
- The world’s foremost advertising company on the sale of its data analytics business to a private equity house*
- A legal services provider on their initial public offering and listing onto the London Stock Exchange*
- A major UK supermarket on its joint venture with a dedicated online grocery retailer and associated rights offer*
- A global investment management company on its acquisition of significant mortgage assets from the UK government through a UK securitization*
- A UK bank on its first UK securitization over personal loan receivables*
- A listed utility company on restructuring its corporate group structure to minimize tax inefficiencies*
- A US bank in relation to the tax implications of a property restructuring*
- A multinational cinema company in relation to its worldwide debt portfolio*
*Matter handled prior to joining Latham
Qualifications
Bar Qualification
- England and Wales (Solicitor)
Education
- LPC/LL.M in International Law, University of Law, 2015
- Bachelor of Arts, University of Oxford, 2014
Jurisprudence
Languages Spoken
- English
Practices
News & Insights
April 11, 2024
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The 144A/Reg S zero coupon notes are part of the second series of notes issued under a multi-tranche structure to finance the critical infrastructure project. The firm had also advised the structuring agents and note purchasers under the first tranche.
March 18, 2024
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Latham Advises on Inaugural Securitization of Milestone-Based Receivables for the Construction of the Fourth Bridge Over the Panama Canal
The 4(a)(2) debt private placement was issued under a multi-tranche structure allowing additional notes to be issued to finance the remainder of one of Panama’s critical new infrastructure projects.
March 15, 2024
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March 5, 2024
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February 12, 2024
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