Thomson Snell & Passmore appoints new partner
Thomson Snell & Passmore, based in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, has strengthened its corporate and commercial team with the appointment of Anthony Morton as partner in banking and finance.
Anthony brings extensive experience advising lenders and borrowers on corporate finance, leveraged acquisitions, restructurings, asset-based lending and private equity transactions.
He previously worked at firms including Pinsent Masons, Norton Rose Fulbright, Milbank, Linklaters and Allen & Overy.
Anthony said: “It is great to be joining a firm with such an excellent reputation, and a dynamic team with a business orientated ethos that mirrors my own.
“I am looking forward to helping to grow and deepen the specialist work they offer.”
Anthony’s appointment supports the team’s strategic growth plans as it continues to build its reputation in the corporate mid-market, advising on complex and multi-million-pound transactions across the UK and internationally.
Joanne Gallagher, partner and head of corporate and commercial at Thomson Snell & Passmore, added: “Anthony’s deep sector knowledge and extensive experience will further enhance our banking and finance offering for lenders and borrowers, and I am thrilled to welcome him to the firm.
“Our corporate M&A team continues to go from strength to strength and Anthony will play a key role in helping us to achieve our ongoing plans for continued growth in the corporate mid-market space.”
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