With an international career specialising in banking and finance law spanning over two decades, Wei has established a practice widely recognised for its deep understanding of client needs and commercial approach.

Wei brings a strong background in corporate and institutional debt financing, as well as mezzanine lending and cross border transactions founded off experience gained in both private practice as well as from almost five years in-house at a ‘top four’ Australian bank.  His experience covers a wide range of financing arrangements from syndicated, club, and bilateral loans, to project finance, asset finance, derivatives, and debt capital markets.

Acting for banks, non-bank lenders and large corporate borrowers, Wei advises in lending transactions across various sectors including residential construction, land subdivision, healthcare, general corporate, agribusiness, industrials, and resources. Wei assists clients with structuring of complex transactions, mitigation of lending risks, due diligence on assets, and drafting and negotiation of finance documents.

Praised by clients for his pragmatic approach and ability to identify and focus on key issues, Wei’s ability to break down complex problems into practical and commercial solutions for his clients has earnt industry recognition. Wei has been recognised in Chambers and Partners, Legal 500, Doyle’s Guide and Best Lawyers, and has been published by Practical Law and The Projects & Construction Review.

Read Wei’s latest publications

 Wind and Solar Farms from the perspective of the landowner’s mortgagee

 Financial assistance and whitewash in financing transactions

 Featherweight securities and administration risk – make sure you have sufficient security

 Key considerations for Queensland’s eConveyancing mandate