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Craig is a banking and finance lawyer with over 30 years' specialist experience in securities law, financial product regulation, restructuring and insolvency.
He has extensive experience advising clients across a variety of industries including financial services, manufacturing, mining and resources, property development, agriculture, tourism and transport.
Craig is one of Australia's leading experts in securities law. He has written numerous publications and presented to many conferences and seminars on this and related topics. He was a member of the Australian Attorney General's Consultative Committee on Personal Property Securities Reform.
During his career Craig has practised in Sydney, Brisbane and Toronto, Canada.
For the BMD Group, Beach Energy and Bengal Energy.
Refinancing InterGen’s interest in the Callide C Power Station.
Advising a number of banks, non-bank financiers, manufacturers, suppliers and energy and resources companies on the implementation of the Personal Property Securities Act.
For a commercial scale solar power generation project in Queensland.
Various structured asset financings involving major items of mining equipment, railway rolling stock, ships, aircraft, receivables and inventory.
Listed as a leading lawyer in Asset Finance Law
Listed as a leading lawyer in Debt Capital Markets Law
Listed as a leading lawyer in Banking and Finance Law
Listed as a leading lawyer in Project Finance and Development Practice
Named “Brisbane Lawyer of the Year” (as judged by his peers) for Banking and Finance Law
The status of power of attorney clauses and “step-in rights” provisions under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) remains an issue.
Will your security interest expire on 30 January 2019?
When refinancing inventory, gaining 'super priority' for a purchase money security interest (PMSI) over existing general security interests is paramount to protecting the investment made by the...