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Advises shareholders, lenders, lessors, financial institutions and multilaterals on all aspects of Marshall Islands law
Alastair Macaulay is a Marshall Islands licensed attorney, focusing primarily on legal matters relating to the Marshall Islands corporate and maritime program. He serves as Counsel at Okney & Hamlin, where his practice focuses on the provision of Marshall Islands advice to shipowners, banks, financial institutions and lessors on maritime, corporate, commercial, insolvency and restructuring issues under RMI law. Admitted to the Marshall Islands bar in April 2002, he combines deep technical knowledge of RMI law with decades of experience advising institutional clients on sophisticated offshore maritime and finance transactions.

Practice Focus


Mr. Macaulay was previously a partner in Mayer Brown and Clifford Chance and was based in Hong Kong for over thirty years specializing in maritime and offshore projects and finance. His Marshall Islands law practice is primarily focused on non-resident domestic entities and covers joint ventures, IPOS, mergers and acquisitions, ship finance and derivatives trading and collateral security. He advises shareholders, lenders, lessors, financial institutions and multilaterals on all aspects of Marshall Islands law.

Education


Bachelor Laws, Aberdeen University (1980)
Diploma in Legal Practice, Edinburgh University (1981)

Admission


Republic of the Marshall Islands (April 2002)
Hong Kong (November 1984)
England and Wales (April 1991)
Scotland (September 1983)

Professional Associations and Memberships


Law Society of England and Wales
Law Society of Hong Kong
Marshall Islands Quality Council
Hong Kong Society of Notaries Public (lapsed)

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