Nomita Nair

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Nomita Nair

Nomita Nair

Senior Consultant

  1. People /

Nomita Nair

Nomita Nair

Senior Consultant

Nomita Nair

Senior Consultant

Singapore

Senior Consultant (Foreign Law)

T: +65 6571 6626

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Biography

Nomita is highly experienced in international finance transactions, especially within the real estate and infrastructure sectors. Over the past nearly 20 years, Nomita has represented finance parties, project developers, government-linked entities and project participants on finance transactions throughout the world with a focus on the emerging markets. She has worked and lived in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the US. Her experience also includes several commercial secondments to international finance institutions in London.

Nomita is admitted to the bar in Singapore and the State of New York and is qualified as a Solicitor in England & Wales.

Spoken Languages

  • English

Admissions

  • England and Wales

    New York

    Singapore

Related Practice Areas

  • Energy & Natural Resources

Experience

  • A global asset manager on the acquisition of a majority stake in a European distribution system operator.
  • A syndicate of lenders on a reserve-based lending facility in Africa.
  • A US capital solutions provider to finance a green energy portfolio in India.
  • A private US developer on a hydro-power project in Africa.
  • A French multinational utility company on a central utility plant in a North American university.
  • An international and regional consortium on a tender for an over USD1bn mixed use and railway infrastructure project in Yangon.
  • An Asian listed company on the over USD700,000 development and financing of a hotel and real estate development in Myanmar involving Asian Development Bank and International Finance Corporation. 

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Against the ambitious backdrop set by the Paris Climate Agreement to reach net-0 by 2050, there is a clear drive by corporations to move forward on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) or sustainability agendas.  As approximately 40 percent of all global emissions are contributed by buildings and construction, the importance of how real estate (both construction of new developments and, perhaps more critically, existing buildings) can be greened is key to meeting these goals.  Coupled with the current global energy crisis, greening real estate and renewable energy options have never been more relevant. This article will look at where the market is in relation to the push for greener real estate and what opportunities or risks are likely to arise. Over the next few articles, we will share our insights about M&A in the green space; green financing and green retrofits in key jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom and Asia with a particular focus on green energy and energy efficiency solutions.
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A research study on new ways of working for lawyers, ‘NICEC Journal’

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Across the real estate sector, the discussion has often focused on “green” development such as building carbon neutral real estate.  Many traditional lenders have also focused their sustainability initiatives on financing renewable projects. Less attention has been given to develop specific energy efficiency solutions, activities which result in the “greening” of existing brown real estate assets.  However, the market is shifting and in this article we explore the landscape of the financing options available to asset owners and managers to fund these types of energy efficiency projects with examples drawn from the US, UK, Singapore and Hong Kong SAR markets. 
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Against the ambitious backdrop set by the Paris Climate Agreement to reach net-0 by 2050, there is a clear drive by corporations to move forward on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) or sustainability agendas.  As approximately 40 percent of all global emissions are contributed by buildings and construction, the importance of how real estate (both construction of new developments and, perhaps more critically, existing buildings) can be greened is key to meeting these goals.  Coupled with the current global energy crisis, greening real estate and renewable energy options have never been more relevant. This article will look at where the market is in relation to the push for greener real estate and what opportunities or risks are likely to arise. Over the next few articles, we will share our insights about M&A in the green space; green financing and green retrofits in key jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom and Asia with a particular focus on green energy and energy efficiency solutions.
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Awards
Sep 15, 2022
BCLP Named ‘Energy and Resources Law Firm of the Year’ at ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2022