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Jasel Chauhan

Jasel Chauhan
Head of International Finance (Partner)
Hill Dickinson LLP
Jasel has over 14 years’ experience in banking and finance legal services, with particular focus on the marine sector. Jasel is a specialist in the Greek shipping market and advises shipowners, banks and financial institutions on a variety of finance and corporate shipping matters, including ship finance, joint ventures/shareholders’ agreements, hire purchase and leasing transactions, shipbuilding and builder credits, corporate restructuring, shipping investment funds, bond issuance, interest rate and currency derivatives and security enforcement.
Legal 500 EMEA describes Jasel as “brilliant” and “an exceptional professional”. He is praised for his “good attention to detail and commercial acumen”. Chambers and Partners Global notes that “Jasel is not someone who wants to score points in negotiations; he is commercial, understands how deals work and focuses on getting the deal done” adding “He always delivers on time”. He is “very thorough, responsive and willing to put in the extra hours”.

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