Jeremy is a partner in the Hong Kong office of Norton Rose. He read law at Kingston Polytechnic and then took a Masters Degree at Trinity Hall, Cambridge specialising in international maritime and finance law. Jeremy was admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales 1985, became a partner with another City law firm in 1992 and joined Norton Rose as a partner in October 1995.

Jeremy has considerable experience in the sale and purchase and financing of all kinds of assets and his particular expertise is in complex tax based domestic and cross-border financing structures. He has represented banks, lessors, airlines and shipping companies in financing aircraft, ships, offshore vessels, rail rolling stock, car plant equipment, buses, containers, telecoms equipment and paper mills using all manner of financing structures, including single bank and syndicated debt facilities, UK, US, Japanese and German leasing facilities, joint venture transactions, high yield note issues and receivables transactions.