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NOTICIAS/ NEWS INTERNACIONAL published FEBRUARY 11, 2010 Norton Rose announces new trade finance partner in London Norton Rose LLP, the international legal practice, today announced that Nick Grandage is to join the Banking practice in London as a structured trade and commodity finance partner. Nick joins from Denton Wilde Sapte, where he was partner and co-Head of the Banking Group. Nick has acted for a range of major international banks and borrowers and has wide-ranging banking experience gained in the UK and Asia. Between 1997 and 2002 he spent five years in Singapore and Hong Kong. Jeremy Edwards, Group Head of Banking, Norton Rose LLP commented: “I believe Nick was particularly drawn by the international direction of Norton Rose Group and the quality and ambition of the trade and commodities team. I think the combination of Norton Rose’s global reach and its established commodities practice provides an attractive platform from which to further develop business”. Martin McCann, Head of Infrastructure and Commodities, Norton Rose LLP said: “We are very pleased to welcome Nick, who is recognised as a leading practitioner in the structured trade and commodity finance field. He will be an important part of our wider strategy especially with regard to the Asia Pacific region, as well as Africa and the other emerging markets. He will strengthen significantly our trade and commodity practice”. Chris Brown, London banking partner said: “Nick’s depth of experience in trade and commodity finance, coupled with his standing in the Asia Pacific region is a particularly good fit for us”. Nick Grandage is individually recognised by Legal 500 UK 2009 as first class for trade finance.

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