Documentation, Restructuring,
and Regulatory Counsel
Done with Care

A standard facility agreement review, including the written commentary and marked-up document, is ordinarily completed within five to seven working days. Larger or more complex facilities — syndicated term loans, multi-tranche project finance — may require up to ten working days. We confirm turnaround at the start of each engagement.

The prices listed are base engagement fees for the described scope. Where a matter is substantially more complex — for instance, a multi-party syndicated facility with extensive cross-border security — we discuss scope and fee at the outset. There are no adjustments made after an engagement has begun without your prior written agreement.

Yes. A number of our clients maintain parallel conventional and Islamic facility lines. We handle both within the same engagement, coordinating with the client's Shariah advisers where SAC-compliant structuring requires their sign-off. We do not subcontract the Islamic finance component.

The RM 2,900 fee covers lender engagement strategy, preparation of restructuring term sheets, amendment and extension arrangements, standstill agreements, inter-creditor coordination, and weekly written status updates. Consideration of a Corporate Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) or formal Scheme of Arrangement is included in scope. Court-filing work and litigation disbursements, if required, are quoted separately.

Legal professional privilege applies to all communications with our team. Engagement letters include a mutual confidentiality clause. We do not publish case studies, client names, or any matter information without explicit written consent from the client.

Yes, this falls within our Regulatory Advisory practice. We advise fintech operators on MSBA 2011 licensing, Money Services Business (MSB) exemptions, SC Digital Asset frameworks, and BNMLINK engagement processes. We also assist with the preparation of regulatory submissions and policy-document drafts required for product launches.