Charlie Millar

Senior Director
Expertise in debt advisory
Specializes in sponsor backed financings
Has advised on over €3 billion of debt raisings
London
@alvarezmarsal
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Charlie Millar is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal’s Debt Advisory practice in London.

With more than seven years of debt advisory experience, Mr. Millar has advised on over €3 billion of debt raisings across all products throughout the capital structure, including credit fund, bank and ABL led financings. He focuses on raising finance for mid-market sponsor backed businesses and has supported more than 20 leading European financial sponsors on LBO and/or refinancing transactions.

Mr. Millar’s notable recent transactions include unitranche financing to support a leading European financial sponsor’s acquisition of an oil and gas services business; FOLO financing to support a leading European financial sponsor’s acquisition of a tech-enabled used car finance broker; and unitranche financing to support a leading European financial sponsor’s acquisition of an IT managed service provider.

Additionally, Mr. Millar has been involved in unitranche financing to support a leading European financial sponsor’s acquisition of a U.K. accountancy group; bank club financing to support the refinancing of a leading independent U.K. hotel portfolio; cross border ABL and mezzanine financing to support a leading European financial sponsor’s acquisition of a designer and manufacturer of electrical components; and unitranche financing to support a leading European financial sponsor’s acquisition of an education technology business.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Millar worked at Marlborough Partners. Before that, he spent four years with Deloitte in London, where he qualified as a chartered accountant (ICAEW).

Mr. Millar earned a master’s degree in mathematics from Oxford University.

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A survey by Alvarez & Marsal’s Debt Advisory group with approximately 100 private debt funds across the U.K., Europe and the U.S. shows investors are expecting increased dealmaking and fundraising activity in 2024. Responses also suggest that liquidity in the market will improve, but it will not result in lower pricing or higher leverage levels this year.
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