

Advising Indian NBFC on financing to India-based renewable energy platform
Collyer Law is advising a leading Indian non-banking financial company (NBFC) as Singapore legal counsel in connection with the INR 179 crore (~USD 19.7 million) financing of an Indian renewable energy project vehicle, sponsored by a platform backed by a European private equity fund and a Singapore-based sovereign investor. The borrower is part of a growing portfolio of wind and solar assets across India. The transaction plays a key role in advancing utility-scale renewable e
Nov 171 min read


Collyer Law ranked in asialaw 2025 rankings
We are excited to share that Collyer Law has been honoured with rankings in five categories in the asialaw 2025 rankings. Collyer Law received the ranking of "Notable" in four Practice Areas : Banking & Finance M&A Labour and employment Private equity Collyer Law received the ranking of "Recognised" in the Industry Sector: Technology and Telecommunications These recognitions reflect our continued commitment to delivering high-quality, commercially attuned legal advice acr
Oct 281 min read


Advising Indian Infrastructure Lender on cross-border refinancing for clean energy acquisition
Collyer Law is advising an India-based financing corporation for the infrastructure and energy sectors in its role as Singapore legal...
Aug 111 min read


Advising Global Cosmetics Group on post-acquisition integration in Singapore
Collyer Law LLC is advising the Singapore subsidiary of a multinational cosmetics conglomerate on the post-acquisition integration of a...
Oct 24, 20241 min read


Advising InMobi in relation to USD100 Million debt financing
Collyer Law advised InMobi, a global consumer technology company, as Singapore legal counsel in relation to a $100 million debt financing from MARS Growth Capital, a joint venture between Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG) and Liquidity Group. InMobi is an Indian multinational technology company, based in Bangalore, and was the first Indian unicorn startup company in 2011. InMobi is funded by some of the world’s largest venture capital investors, including SoftBank, Keiner
Sep 11, 20241 min read
















