WFW adds partner to its Hanoi office.

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Power, Renewables

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Asia-Pacific

Global law firm Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) has expanded its Hanoi office with the addition of banking and finance specialist Matt Lorimer as partner. He advises on project finance, acquisition finance, ECA-backed finance, and commodity finance, primarily on energy-related transactions....

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