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Corrs has recently announced the appointment of five new partners, including energy and natural resources practitioners Tracey Greenaway and Anthony Lepere, and banking and finance specialists Adam Stapledon, James Abbott and Simon Huxley.
Tracey Greenaway
Tracey is a specialist in the energy sector with extensive experience advising on a wide range of project developments, joint ventures and M&A transactions. She has more than 20 years' international experience with a particular focus on oil and gas and LNG.
Anthony Lepere
Anthony specialises in corporate and project development in the energy and resources sector, and is a trusted advisor to mining industry stakeholders. He regularly works with management teams and governments on business-critical issues and undertakes a wide variety of commercial work, including in relation to the energy transition and the regulation of digital assets.
Adam Stapledon
Adam has more than two decades of experience working with sponsors and lenders in Australia and the Asia Pacific, across project and acquisition finance, infrastructure, energy and resources, and syndicated lending. He covers the full spectrum of financing, including capital markets, banks and private credit, and has particular expertise in implementing complex multi-source financing structures.
James Abbott
James has experience on a wide range of project, corporate and acquisition financings, including in the energy, resources and infrastructure sectors and in relation to the syndicated, ECA and multi-source debt financing of major Australian and South East Asian projects.
Simon Huxley
Simon specialises in construction and commercial matters in the infrastructure, energy and resources sectors, with extensive experience leading complex project finance and M&A transactions. He advises sponsors, project companies and financiers on all aspects of project development and project finance.
