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Naho Kaneko - Tokyo
Kamiyacho Prime Place1-17, Toranomon 4-chomeMinato-ku Tokyo 105-0001, Japan
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Tokyo Banking & Finance Lawyer
Overview
Naho Kaneko practices primarily in the areas of finance and mergers and acquisitions. She advises on cross-border M&A transactions (both inbound and outbound) and handles various contractual issues from a Japanese legal perspective.
Naho has advised Japanese commercial banks in connection with several ship financings, including loan agreements, mortgages, and insurance-related issues. She advised a Japanese leasing company in connection with a ¥1 billion financing for the purchase of vehicles...
Naho Kaneko practices primarily in the areas of finance and mergers and acquisitions. She advises on cross-border M&A transactions (both inbound and outbound) and handles various contractual issues from a Japanese legal perspective.
Naho has advised Japanese commercial banks in connection with several ship financings, including loan agreements, mortgages, and insurance-related issues. She advised a Japanese leasing company in connection with a ¥1 billion financing for the purchase of vehicles. In addition, she advised a real estate fund in connection with the ¥20 billion acquisition of the trust beneficial interests in lands and buildings and an overseas commercial bank in connection with a ¥29 billion financing for acquisition of the trust beneficial interests in land and a new development property project. She was seconded to an insolvent securities company in order to assist in its liquidation.
Naho was also seconded to the Japan Bank for International Cooperation in Tokyo from 2011 to 2012 where she advised on project finance for renewable energies, documentation for export credit financing, and guarantee for samurai bonds. She works with clients in Japanese and English.
About Naho Kaneko
Current Employment Position(s)
- Associate
Languages
- English
- Japanese
Practice Areas
- Banking & Finance
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- Japan
Education
- Legal Training and Research Institute of Supreme Court of Japan, Tokyo, Japan, 2008
- Keio University, 2002
B.A.
Major: Economics
Office Information
Address
Kamiyacho Prime Place1-17, Toranomon 4-chomeMinato-ku Tokyo 105-0001, Japan
Phone
Fax
- +81-3-5401-2725
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