Juliet Gordon-Biggs

Senior Associate
Norton Rose Fulbright LLP

London T:+44 (20) 74443068

Juliet Gordon-Biggs

Juliet Gordon-Biggs is a corporate lawyer based in London.

Juliet focuses on cross-border and domestic corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, venture capital investments, joint ventures, corporate restructurings and general corporate and commercial transactions.

Juliet was recently seconded to the corporate venture arm of a multi-national financial institution, advising on minority investments in sustainable and technology-focused companies.

During her training with the firm, Juliet spent six months on secondment to one of our Australian offices, and was also seconded to one of our clients, where she assisted with the establishment of a new payments system operator for the United Kingdom and the consolidation of its existing payments infrastructure.

Professional experience

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Education

LLB Law, Durham University
Accelerated Legal Practice Course, BPP University Law School, London

Admissions

Solicitor, qualified in England & Wales 2019

Representative experience

Advising:

Venture capital

a global bank on a number of its strategic minority investments in the technology and sustainability sectors
a multinational company on a number of its strategic minority investments in the technology and sustainability sectors

Consumer

Ritchie Bros, a global asset management, disposition and services company, on its acquisition of Euro Auctions, a European plant and machinery auction house, for an enterprise value of approximately $1.08bn
Tamer Group on its purchase of e-commerce platform, Mumzworld, for £100m

Telecoms

Orange on its acquisition of a controlling stake in Telekom Romania, with a total enterprise value of €497m
Post Office Limited on the sale of its home phone and broadband business to Shell Energy Retail Limited
Zain Group in respect of Zain Iraq’s entry into a definite 15-year agreement to sell and lease-back the passive physical infrastructure of its 4,968 tower portfolio in Iraq to TASC Towers Iraq for $180 million
a Middle Eastern MVNO on its sale to a private equity buyer for $105m

Technology

Northern Trust on a joint venture with SC Ventures (the innovation and ventures unit of Standard Chartered) in respect of Zodia Custody, an institutional-grade custody solution for cryptocurrencies
Accenture in connection with its acquisitions of:
- N3, a business-to-business sales firm that combines specialized talent with artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities
- Symantec Cyber Security Services business from Broadcom Inc.
- CreativeDrive, a tech-driven content production company that automates and scales the creative asset production process
- Gevity, a British Columbia-based strategy and consulting service provider focused on assisting healthcare industry clients transform their businesses through innovative technology solutions
VAKT Global (a blockchain-based digital platform used to manage physical energy transactions from trade entry to final settlement) as well as its shareholders (a consortium of leading international commodity traders, banks and energy firms) on various fundraisings and shareholder arrangements
Community Fibre on certain commercial arrangements

Publications

Remodelling the Model Documents - A short guide to the new BVCA documents

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