James Bell

Knowledge Counsel @Travers Smith

Royal Tunbridge Wells, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2015 — Present

Knowledge Counsel @Travers Smith

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I support the Travers Smith finance & restructuring team on a range of leveraged / acquisition finance transactions, receivables backed financings, general banking matters and restructuring and insolvency situations. I write and deliver bespoke training and coordinate the response of the practice to legal and market developments. I also maintain a wide range of standard form manuals and precedents, including several automated templates. See below for a sample of my recent external publications. I participate in cross-firm KL networks (Finance, R&I) and am a member of the KL advisory board for the Journal of International Banking and Financial Law. I joined the firm as Senior PSL and was promoted to Knowledge Counsel in July 2019. With the support of Travers Smith and Music in Offices I completed my ABRSM piano grades 5-8 (Grade 8 with Merit in Nov 2019). I am currently studying for my WSET Level 3 Award in Wines (exams in Nov 2025).

EDUCATION

1989 — 1994

Birkdale School, Sheffield

GCSEs and A levels

1998 — 1999

College of Law

Legal Practice Course

1994 — 1998

King's College London

LLB English and French Law

1996 — 1998

University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne

Maîtrise en droit français mention droits anglais et français

SKILLS

Banking LawFinanceRestructuringLegal WritingLegal AdviceLegal ResearchLegal AssistanceTechnical TrainingTrainingFrenchKnowledge ManagementCross-Border TransactionsCorporate LawMentoringNegotiating ContractsDebt RestructuringInvestmentsPeer-to-PeerPiano PlayingPiano

ABOUT JAMES BELL

Knowledge Counsel at Travers Smith

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