Banking & Finance.
TTT+Partners Banking & Finance practice offers extensive experience in a broad range of financing transactions and banking regulations, including corporate and acquisition financing, all forms of asset-backed securities, loan structuring, revolving credits and syndicated lending, as well as drafting and negotiation of loan contracts, for both domestic and cross-border transactions.
We represent both local and international borrowers, lenders and guarantors. For clients seeking strategic growth and capital expansion, we can offer invaluable insights and counsel to devise suitable strategies.
Our in-depth sectoral expertise range across projects and infrastructure, energy, real estate and banking regulations, enables us to devise tailored financing solutions and address financing risks with legal strategies that ease both lender and borrower concerns.
Specialists.
Highly-regarded specialists with extensive experience in the financing markets across Asia, delivering some of the most innovative solutions in the Thai market.
Optimal Solutions.
With considerable experience spanning major jurisdictions, we are well-placed to assist clients in obtaining optimized financing solutions.
Broad Sectoral Expertise.
With a wealth of experience across industries, we understand our clients’ specific business needs and markets.
Assured Delivery.
We understand the rigors of financing transactions and have the resources to ensure deadlines are met.
Experience.
Recent practitioner and practice Banking & Finance highlights.
CGIF guarantee supporting THB-Denominated bond issuance
Advised the Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF), a trust fund of the Asian Development Bank on its proposed THB 1.5 billion (~ USD 41 million) guarantee to the investor in fully THB-denominated bonds to be issued by Northeast Rubber Public Company Limited. The scope of work included drafting and negotiating bond documentation governed by Thai law, preparation and review of all related transaction documents, including bond issuance agreements, guarantee documentation and advising on Thai law issues, including securities regulations and corporate governance.
Mortgage as collateral for bond issuance
Advised Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility (CGIF), a trust fund of the Asian Development Bank, on mortgage of totaling 16 land plots of Vongsayam Korsang Co., Ltd., as security to the bond issuance guaranteed by CGIF, with maximum mortgaged amount of THB 1.95 billion.
Margin loan facility and security over listed securities
Represented a French bank acting through its Hong Kong branch in its acceptance of the shares listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand as collateral in relation to the cross-border margin loan facility of USD 80 million.
Project financing for M6 Motorway
Represented the financial institutions providing project financing for the Bang Pa-in – Nakhon Ratchasima Intercity Motorway (M6) project with a value of THB 5.31 billion (~ USD 152 million).
Project financing for M81 Motorway
Represented the financial institutions providing project financing for the Bang Yai – Kanchanaburi Intercity Motorway (M81) project with a value of THB 4.22 billion (~ USD 121 million).
Credit facility agreements for telecommunications company
Represented one of biggest telecommunication companies in Thailand as a borrower under credit facility agreements with various major Thai and Japanese commercial banks.
Bridge facilities for retail acquisition
Advised a leading Thai trading company on the EUR 3.2 billion (~ USD 3.6 billion) bridge facilities provided by a syndicate of international banks, for an acquisition project in the retail sector.
Syndicated loan for the largest Thai beverage company
Represented the largest Thai beverage company in securing a USD 1.95 billion international syndicated loan as part of the financing for an acquisition project. Five major Thai banks provided the remaining financing, aggregating THB 100 billion. This was the highest value financing deal in Thailand in 2017.
Experts.
Latest News.
ALB recognizes Pathorn Towongchuen as a 2026 ALB Asia Super 50 Disputes Lawyer
On 14 July 2026, Thailand’s Department of Business Development (DBD) issued Order No. 2/2569, introducing enhanced documentary requirements aimed at preventing the use of nominee shareholders to circumvent the foreign ownership restrictions under the Foreign Business Act B.E. 2542 (1999) (FBA). Effective from 1 August 2026, the Order consolidates and replaces two earlier DBD orders, while expanding the evidence required to verify that Thai shareholders are genuine investors and beneficial owners of their interests. In this Insight Krittiya Wuddhihiranpreeda, Thanchanok Engsrisawang, Kanatat Damrongchaitham, Nutcha Maneein, and William Wollmann examine the key changes introduced by Order No. 2/2569, including the new requirements for incorporations and corporate amendments involving foreign participation, and consider the practical implications for businesses and investors operating in Thailand.
On 1 July 2026, Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) introduced a fundamentally revised regulatory framework for Related Party Transactions (RPTs) and Material Transactions (MTs) applicable to companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and the Market for Alternative Investment (mai). While attention has largely focused on specific rule changes, the reform represents a broader shift in the SEC’s approach to transaction oversight, corporate governance, and investor protection. In this Insight Arnut Pongprueksa, Maythawi Boonyapinyo, Thananya Chaikamonsuk, and Parithat Chamnongsilp outline the key themes underpinning the new framework, highlighting the most significant regulatory developments, and outline the practical implications for listed companies.
TTT+Partners awarded Deal of Year 2026 for landmark GULF-INTUCH merger