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Portland Advisers is a financial advisory boutique.

We bring together banking and advisory professionals who have extensive experience in their respective markets. Through our teams based in the UK and Continental Europe, we provide expert, value-added advice on all aspects of the financing of infrastructure, power, oil & gas, renewable energy, mining and telecoms projects across all regions of the world.

Social, Transport and other Infrastructure includes, inter alia, schools, hospitals, police/fire stations, social housing and regeneration, waste schemes, roads, rail, bridges, water infrastructure investments

Energy includes conventional power plants (gas/coal/oil) and oil & gas (upstream/midstream/downstream)

Renewable Energy includes wind, solar (PV and thermal), biomass, hydro, landfill gas, waste-to-energy, biofuels

Mining includes all of the base and precious metals

Telecoms includes fixed, wireless, cable and satellite infrastructure

Sports Stadia includes outdoor stadia, indoor arenas and multipurpose event facilities.

The scope of our assignments varies from the provision of specific advice on narrowly-defined financing issues to the delivery of a full-service financial advisory proposition for complex, multi-lender financings of greenfield projects.

We pride ourselves on being at the forefront of financing developments, providing tailored, high quality advice from senior professionals based on the latest industry and financial market dynamics.

We like to create a close working relationship with each of our clients through integration with their own project teams and through regular and clear communication. With a pragmatic and pro-active approach to our engagements, our advice is given from a truly independent perspective ensuring unbiased, optimal solutions for all our clients’ financing needs. The need for such an independent view on raising funding has never been greater than with the advent of the global financial crisis which has resulted in a steep reduction in bank lending capacity and more onerous terms and conditions.