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Lim Chen Chen

Partner

Practice Area:

Shipping & International Trade

LLB (Hons), University of Nottingham
Advocate & Solicitor, Supreme Court of Singapore

T +65 6232 0374
E chen.chen.lim@rajahtann.com

Chen Chen is a partner in the Shipping & International Trade Practice Group of Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP. Her practice focuses on non-contentious aspects of shipping, offshore transactions and ship financing.

She is recognised as a Rising Star lawyer in Shipping, Maritime & Aviation by Asialaw Profiles 2014 and 2016. 

Experience

Chen Chen’s experience includes acting for:

  • Arranger and lenders in a club loan involving US$100 million financing to an Indonesian borrower to support its upstream oil extraction activities.
  • Arranger and lenders in their financing of up to US$53 million to an Indonesian borrower for the purpose of financing a coal power plant in Indonesia.
  • ABN AMRO Bank N.V., Oslo Branch and Scotiabank Europe Plc (as Singapore counsel) in the US$50 million financing of 3 craned dry bulk carriers each of 40,000 dwt.
  • Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited in:
    • its financing of approximately US$115 million to a borrower in respect of the acquisition of 2 Maltese companies and assisted with the security package containing two self-elevating jack up rigs; and
    • its financing to a Singapore company in connection with the completion of the acquisition of 20% stake by the company in 3 petroleum concessions in Thailand.
  • DBS Bank Ltd in:
    • its refinancing of up to US$85.45 million term loan facility and US$22 million revolving credit facility to a Singapore company secured by security over 12 vessels flagged in Singapore, Indonesia and Panama; and
    • its financing of 4 container vessels to a Singapore company in the aggregate amount of US$50 million.
  • HSH Nordbank AG, Singapore branch in its financing of 2 platform supply vessels to a Singapore company in the aggregate amount of approximately US$30 million.
  • United Overseas Bank Limited in its refinancing of up to US$63 million term loan facility to a Singapore company secured by security over 12 vessels.
  • Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Berhad in its US$55 million financing to a Labuan incorporated borrower involving a mobile offshore production unit.
  • Borrowers in syndicated credit facilities comprising up to US$180 million extended by Standard Chartered Bank and PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk.
  • Shipowners in the sale and purchase of vessels.
Memberships / Directorships
  • Member, Singapore Academy of Law
  • Member, Law Society of Singapore