Global law firm Ashurst has advised Mirvac Limited in relation to the proposed replacement of AMP Capital Investors Limited (AMPCI) as trustee of AMP Capital Wholesale Office Fund (AWOF)
This included advising in relation to formulating a strategy for the unsolicited proposal to the existing trustee, liaising directly with investors to convene a meeting of members to vote directly on the proposed replacement, and negotiating transaction documents with counsel for the investors and AMPCI.
Ashurst partner Anton Harris commented:
“We are delighted to have assisted Mirvac achieve the support of the AWOF investors and the proposal to acquire the management rights to such a high quality portfolio of office assets.”
The Ashurst team was led by partners Anton Harris and Con Tzerefos and included: partners Andrew Kim and Rehana Box, senior associates Benson Chin, Stephen Moore, Alexandra Nash and Sharon Liu, and associates Alicia Un and Sarah Park (Corporate Transactions); partner Jon Lovell and senior associate Emilie Maddox (Employment); partner Kenneth Tang, senior associate Sophia Cook and associate Richard Heng (Global Loans); partner Pauline Tan, senior associates Alana Eyles and Anavi Suri, and associate Nic Sloan (Real Estate); partners Geoffrey Mann and Vivian Chang, counsel Paul Glover, consultant Bill Cannon, senior associate Selina Ngo, and associates Sammuel Dobbie-Smitham, Sam Pattinson, Elizabeth John and Monica James (Tax); partner Bree Miechel and associates Rick Saha and Dan Trevanion (Transport and Infrastructure); and senior associate Nathan Huynh (Global Loans, New York).
