Kui To Joshua Mo

Primary Focus & Experience

Josh acts for banks, credit funds and sponsors on a broad range of matters, with specific experience in leveraged finance, special situations and NAV/hybrid lending. He focuses on leveraged acquisitions, public-to-private buyouts and general corporate financings across various industry verticals.

He has also advised on EMEA & APAC high yield debt issuances and structured financings such as credit default swaps, repacks and repo lending.

In 2022-2023, Josh completed a secondment to Goldman Sachs’ Leveraged Finance Trading & Structured Credit team in London. 

Josh's mandates include advising:

• the financing sources in connection with:
  • PAI Partners’ acquisition of a majority stake in Cyrus Group, one of France’s leading independent wealth management firms with more than €20 billion in assets under management.
  • Advent International’s $6.4 billion cash offer for UK-listed Spectris plc.
  • the €2.2 billion take private of Exclusive Networks.
  • Bridgepoint’s acquisition of Interpath, a global financial advisory firm.
  • the €1.3 billion refinancing of the Superbet Group.
  • TPG’s acquisition of an independent primary healthcare provider.
• Castlelake, L.P. on its possible cash offer for easyJet plc.
• Intrum AB on its €4.5 billion recapitalisation.
• the AHG of:
  • 1L and 2L noteholders on the £1.3 billion recapitalisation of TalkTalk Telecom Group Limited.
  • Multi-Color Corporation in relation to its Chapter 11 proceedings.
  • 1L and 2L noteholders on the restructuring of the Selecta Group, resulting in the reduction of the Group’s outstanding debt by more than €1 billion.
• from an English law perspective, Viking Cruises Ltd, a subsidiary of Viking Holdings Ltd (NYSE: VIK), as issuer in connection with the $1.7 billion offering of 5.875% senior notes due 2033.
• the initial purchasers and RCF lenders in connection with the offering by CABB of €625 million senior secured notes and the amendment and restatement of a €80 million super senior revolving credit facility.
• eir, the principal provider of fixed-line telecommunications and the third-largest provider of mobile telecommunications in Ireland:
  • on its €550 million senior secured notes offering and €600 million term loan B repricing.
  • on its €985 million term loan B repricing.
• NJJ Continental (the parent company of Salt Mobile, a leading Swiss telecommunications provider):
  • in connection with its financing for the acquisition of Monaco Telecom, the primary telecommunications provider in the Principality of Monaco.
  • on the refinancing of Salt Mobile.
  • on (i) an offering of CHF 205 million aggregate principal amount of senior secured notes due 2031, (ii) the repricing of a new €855 million term loan Facility B4, and (iii) a private placement of €30 million aggregate principal amount of senior secured notes due 2030.
• Charterhouse Capital Partners in relation to bolt-on acquisitions made by its portfolio company, Two Circles, and the repricing of existing debt.