Andrew Hoh
Andrew Hoh has accumulated 15 years of experience spanning London and Malaysia, and has been involved in major transactions in the areas of financial restructuring, capital and debt advisory, and transaction modelling.
He has played a vital role in several large-scale and complex debt restructurings, particularly in the oil and gas industry, with an aggregate debt value of over RM15 billion. Apart from debt restructuring, Andrew is highly proficient in business and transaction modelling. He constructs robust models which are readily accepted by various stakeholders, including clients, counter parties, financiers, and regulators.
Andrew is a graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science and holds a chartered accountant certified by the ICAEW.
Notable engagements
- Project Sinar – debtor’s advisor for RM12 billion of debt borrowed by a global integrated oil and gas service provider which delivers solutions and expertise in over 20 countries.
- Project Nexus – advised on a RM1.1 billion debt restructuring for Malaysia’s largest shipbuilder of Offshore Support Vessels complemented by vessel chartering services.
- DSG Projects Malaysia Sdn Bhd – advised on the successful Judicial management application under S.403 of the Companies Act 2016 by DSGPM Sdn Bhd.
- Icon Offshore Berhad – advised on a RM650 mil debt restructuring Icon Offshore, a reputable Offshore Support Vessel owner.
- Project House – advised on a £2.1bn debt restructuring for a British healthcare company which runs 59 hospitals and clinics throughout the UK.
- Project Piano – advised a senior lender on the restructuring of the UK’s largest pub chain with total syndicated debt of £2.2bn.
- Project Girder – advised on the implementation of a comprehensive short-term cash flow forecasting tool for an independent service provider operating in the steel industry, with a presence in 45 countries around the world.
- Project Dunedin – advised on the £100m private placement issued by a Scottish university, and £200m debt raise with the EIB.