Shearn Delamore & Co

Shearn Delamore & Co. (1905) is a leading full-service law firm with about 100 lawyers and 300 staff. We act for MNCs, private equity, international organisations, government institutions and individuals. We are frequently instructed by large international law firms. 
 
Our international resources and reach include our membership in the World Law Group, World Services Group and Employment Law Alliance, among other premier organisations. Our partners’ personal relationships with their counterparts ensure that our clients will receive personal attention.

Chambers Asia Pacific, Chambers Global, Asialaw Profiles, the Legal 500 Asia Pacific and Asian Legal Business consistently rank us as a leading law firm in Malaysia.

• Asset finance
• Acquisition financing
• Banking
• Capital markets: Debt / Derivatives / Equity
• Competition
• Covered bonds
• Financial restructuring
• Financial services regulatory
• Investment funds
• Islamic finance
• M&A
• PPP/PFI
• Private equity
• Private equity funds
• Project bonds
• Project development
• Project finance
• Real estate finance
• Restructuring and insolvency
• Structured finance/securitisation
• Trade finance

• Advised Laureate Education, Inc., (NASDAQ), disposal of INTI University and Colleges to Affinity Equity Partners USD 162million;
• MA eLogistics (Malaysian Airports) joint venture with CAINIAO SMART LOGISTICS NETWORK (HONG KONG) LIMITED (Alibaba’s  subsidiary), to develop its first regional e-Commerce/logistics hub outside China);
• GEELY’s subscription for 49.9% equity in Proton Holdings Berhad and acquisition of 51% equity in Lotus Advance Technology Sdn Bhd (“Lotus”);
• Saudi Aramco’s investment/JV with Petroliam Nasional Berhad (“Petronas”) in a Refinery and Petrochemicals project. Estimated investment by Saudi Aramco is US$7 Billion.;
• Tanjung Bin Energy & Malakoff - issuance of unrated perpetual Sukuk RM800.0 million under the Wakalah Bi Al-Istithmar principle;
• Cahya Mata Sarawak Berhad - Islamic medium term notes programme RM2.0 billion Ijarah Thumma Bai’ and/or Murabahah (via a Tawarruq arrangement) principles.

• Automotive
• Aviation
• Banking
• Construction and materials
• Consumer goods and services
• Energy
• Financial services
• Food and beverage
• Forestry
• Healthcare
• Industrials
• Insurance
• Investment management
• Media
• Mining
• Natural resources
• Oil and gas
• Pharm and life sciences
• Real estate
• Shipping
• Social infrastructure
• Tech and telecoms
• Tourism
• Transport
• Utilities