Edward Kerr

Real estate financing

• QIC Limited — in connection with the ongoing financing requirements of the QIC Property Fund, the QIC Town Centre Fund and the QIC Active Retail Property Fund
• QIC Limited — its conversion of A$3.75 billion of bank loans into Sustainability Linked Loans (SLLs) for the QIC Property Fund and the QIC Town Centre Fund (QIC’s two largest real estate funds) (2024)
• M&G Real Estate — the debt financing aspects of its acquisition of a purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) asset in Parkville, Melbourne for A$61.8 million (2025)
• Addenbrooke — a construction facility from Gresham for the development of ‘Merchant House’ at 333 Kent Street, Sydney (2022)
• AsheMorgan — in connection with its acquisition of industrial assets located at 40 Decco Drive, Campbellfield, Victoria and 45 Hume Drive, Bundamba, Queensland (2025)
• LaSalle Investment Management in respect of real estate investment facilities provided to various managed funds by major banks
• Major banks in respect of real estate investment facilities provided to various Charter Hall Funds
• A syndicate of private financiers – in connection with real estate investment facilities for the former Amcor Paper Mill site in Alphington, Victoria 
• PGIM Real Estate, Bank of Melbourne, Westpac and Suncorp - numerous real estate investment and development facilities

Corporate financing and debt capital markets

• Soul Patts (ASX:SOL) — its A$110 million of secured facilities to Australian copper-gold producer and explorer Aeris Resources Limited (ASX:AIS), comprising of a A$60 million bank guarantee facility to provide long-term environmental bonding and a A$50 working capital facility
• HUB24 Group (ASX: HUB) — its A$36 million of corporate facilities and a A$50 million accordion facility from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, including a refinance of its existing debt facilities from Westpac and ANZ Bank (2023)
• Seven Group Holdings (ASX: SVW) on its A$250,000,000 exchangeable bonds issue in 2022, a rare and unique transaction in Australian capital markets as the bond holders would have the option to exchange their holdings for Boral Limited shares
• A major bank on its A$150 million secured borrowing base facility to a borrower in the commodities trading space 
• Slice in connection with its A$7.5 million Series Seed capital raise led by Peak XV Partners and a A$10 million debt facility from Roadnight Capital (2024)
• the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, ANZ Bank, Westpac, Bank of Melbourne, BankSA and HSBC Australia — numerous corporate, trade and working capital facilities

Mergers and acquisitions, IPOs and restructuring

• GemLife Communities Group (ASX:GLF) – its debt financing arrangements in connection with its A$750 million initial public offering (IPO) and ASX listing (2025), at an offer price of approximately A$1.6 billion
• One of the Northern Territory’s largest development, construction and hospitality companies, DCOH (formerly the ‘Halikos Group’) – its major corporate restructure (2023) and ongoing debt financing requirements
• Suncorp Group (ASX: SUN) in relation to its A$4.9 billion sale of Suncorp Bank to ANZ Bank (2022)