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Brad Sandford

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Brad is a project finance partner with 14 years' experience advising the world's leading financial institutions, export credit agencies, international sponsors, borrowers, governments and government related entities.

With extensive experience in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, Brad is regarded as a commercial and reliable lawyer with expert knowledge of financing transactions executed under English, UAE and Saudi law. He has worked in Dubai, London, Munich and Tokyo. Due to his extensive experience in Europe, the Middle East and Asia and his pragmatic approach, Brad is regarded as a “go-to” senior lawyer by trusted clients and colleagues globally Recently seconded to Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) in Tokyo for three years, Brad was the sole lawyer advising the Social Infrastructure Finance Department at JBIC on a wide range of projects of global importance.

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13 June 2024 | Author: Brad Sandford & Hasan Rahman

Trowers & Hamlins expands International Projects, Energy and Infrastructure team with key partner hire

International law firm Trowers & Hamlins has further strengthened its Projects, Energy and Infrastructure (PE&I) team with the appointment of partner Brad Sandford.

Trowers & Hamlins ranked in the Chambers and Partners 2027 UK Guide

Trowers & Hamlins advises Raven Housing Trust on landmark 2,227-home stock transfer

Trowers advises Silah Gulf B.S.C. on the acquisition of Invita W.L.L. from the Bank of Bahrain and Kuwait B.S.C.

Giving technology a second life - Places for People, Computers 4 Good and Trowers & Hamlins

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13 October 2026 | Author: Thomas Wigley & Brad Sandford

UAE-Saudi rail and energy agreement signals new momentum for regional infrastructure

The UAE and Saudi Arabia have taken another significant step towards deeper economic integration by signing a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation on cross-border rail connectivity, electricity interconnection and power trading. The agreement reflects the growing focus we are increasingly seeing in the market on regional connectivity as a driver of economic growth and resilience.