Banking & Corporate Finance

Banking & Finance Lawyers in Kuala Lumpur

A financing arrangement is only as strong as its documents. Lee Gan Teo & Wong prepares and reviews loan, facility, and security documentation for conventional and Islamic financing, acting for borrowers and for financial institutions across property, SME, and corporate transactions.

We are on the full panel of eight financial institutions, including Public Bank, Maybank, CIMB, RHB, and OCBC, and on the adhoc panel of ten more.

What We Handle

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Property Financing Docs

Preparation and execution of retail facility agreements, charges, assignments, and guarantees for home buyers, investors, and commercial purchasers.

SME & Corporate Credit Lines

Term loan facilities, revolving credit, trade financing lines, and corporate debentures for growing Malaysian enterprises.

Islamic Financing Structures

Shariah-compliant facility documentation including Murabahah, Tawarruq, Ijarah, and Musharakah Mutanaqisah agreements.

Security Documentation

Legal charges, deeds of assignment of rental income/contract proceeds, corporate guarantees, and personal indemnity bonds.

Developer Project Financing

Bridging loans and end-financing legal packages for major property developers and commercial site acquisitions.

Bank Panel Representation

Institutional panel work, high-speed loan advice generation, perfection of charge, and land office registration.

Who We Help

Home buyers and investors, SME owners, property developers, corporate borrowers, and financial institutions that need panel solicitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents are involved in a bank loan?

Typically a letter of offer, a loan or facility agreement, and security documents such as a charge over the property or an assignment of rights. The exact set depends on the type of financing and the bank.

Conventional loans charge interest. Islamic financing uses Shariah compliant contracts, such as sale or lease based structures, so the documentation and legal characteristics differ even when the commercial outcome looks similar.

Banks appoint solicitors from approved panels to prepare and register their security documents. Panel status means the bank has accepted the firm’s standards and processes.

Arrangements depend on the bank’s policy and the transaction. We confirm at the start who acts for whom so there is no ambiguity.