Private credit: Cadwalader Enhances Leveraged Finance Capabilities with London Partner Andro Atlaga
Cadwalader has welcomed Andro Atlaga as a partner in the firm’s Leveraged Finance and Private Credit practice, resident in London.
“We’re excited to welcome Andro to our firm,” said Cadwalader Managing Partner Pat Quinn. “His blend of experience in international capital markets and cross-border leveraged finance transactions complements our existing team in a number of areas that are increasingly valuable to our clients.”
Andro advises issuer and underwriter clients, as well as alternative capital investors on international capital markets and cross-border leveraged finance transactions, with a particular focus on high-yield bond financings. Andro also advises on debt liability management transactions, restructurings, initial public offerings and U.S. securities law matters.
Cadwalader Finance Group Chair Wes Misson said, “Andro joining our Finance practice will further the growth of our firm’s Leveraged Finance and Private Credit team. Additionally, his high-yield bond and debt liability management expertise matches perfectly with our recent investments in Capital Solutions and Special Situations.”
Andro joins Cadwalader from another major law firm, where he practiced in its leveraged finance group in London.
Andro is the seventh new partner to join Cadwalader’s London team in 2025 and tenth firmwide, following the additions of Bron Jones, Doug Murning and Matt Worth (Fund Finance); Doug Mintz (Financial Restructuring and Special Situations); Dan Meade (Financial Regulation); Rebecca Crowley (Infrastructure Finance); Ed Holmes (Leveraged Finance); Steven Kolyer (Capital Markets) and Matthew Sperry (Private Clients).
“I’m delighted to join Cadwalader,” said Andro. “I believe there are some exciting opportunities to collaborate across private capital, leveraged finance, high-yield debt and restructuring to advance our clients’ strategic goals. I am looking forward to getting started with my new colleagues and with Ed Holmes, who I’ve had the privilege to work with previously.”
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