Arrow is a Paralegal in the firm’s Asset Finance group in the Singapore office of Watson Farley & Williams.
She has an LL.M degree specialising in International Commercial Law from University College London.
Arrow focuses on shipping finance matters and advises financial institutions and ship owners on a range of cross-border transactions, including ship financing, ship sale and purchase and vessel registration.
Arrow is a Paralegal in the firm’s Finance group in Singapore.
Arrow focuses on shipping finance matters and advises financial institutions and ship owners on a range of cross-border transactions, including ship financing, ship sale and purchase and vessel registration.
She speaks English, Mandarin and Shanghainese.
- Advising BNP Paribas on a loan facility of US$40 million to finance certain exhaust gas cleaning systems (“scrubbers”) on the fleet of vessels owned by Quantum Pacific Shipping and managed by Singapore-based Eastern Pacific Shipping.
- Advising the lenders on a US$107 million loan facility for two LNG dual-fuelled bulk carriers under construction with a yard in Korea.
- Advising the lenders on a US$164 million loan facility for four VLOCs and three Kamsarmax bulk carriers.
- Advising the lenders in relation to the transfer of loan facilities and agent and security agent roles in relation to 4 different facilities involving 7 different borrowers controlled by various shipping companies.
Education
- 2014-2015 Master’s Degree, Maritime Law & Finance Law
- 2008-2012 Shanghai Maritime University, Bachelor’s Degree, Maritime Law
Memberships and associations
- UNIMEX (Universal Maritime Elites Exchange)
- Youngship
- Young Maritime Professionals
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