EY Entrepreneur of the Year, UK Winner: Mia Drennan
GLAS is proud to announce that its Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Mia Drennan, has been named the EY Entrepreneur of the Year UK Winner for 2025. Mia received the prestigious award at the national ceremony held in London on 20th November …
Advice, guidance and insights from our women leaders on International Women’s Day
At GLAS, we are incredibly proud of our diverse and inclusive culture. Across our thirteen offices in nine countries around the world, we champion diversity across our global business, and promote inclusion regardless of gender, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation or religion. As part of …
Meet our 300th employee – another milestone reached as GLAS continues to grow
As GLAS continues to grow we’re really excited to announce that our 300th employee has joined the company. Cale Brown has joined our London office as a Transaction Manager. After Cale had settled in, we took the time to see how he …
GLAS are supporting Whizz-Kidz by sponsoring a Morph statue in London’s first ever step-free art trail
GLAS are proud and delighted to announce that we are supporting the national disability charity, Whizz-Kidz by sponsoring a Morph statue in London’s first ever step-free art trail! Morph’s Epic Art Adventure Morph’s Epic Art Adventure opens across London on 19th June. …
Leading Global Institutional Debt Administration Firm GLAS Receives Strategic Investment from Levine Leichtman Capital Partners
LONDON (May 11, 2022) GLAS, the leading independent provider of institutional debt administration services, is pleased to announce it has received a strategic investment from leading mid-market private equity firm Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (“LLCP”). Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. …
GLAS Australia Granted Australian Financial Services Licence
October 2020, Sydney We are delighted to announce that GLAS Australia has recently been granted an Australian Financial Services Licence. This licence enables GLAS to offer additional services to wholesale clients in the capital markets, including bond/note trustee and paying agent/fiscal agent …
Perspectives on the discontinuance of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR)
The interest rate benchmark LIBOR is targeted to formally cease after the end of 2021, resulting in a significant shift across financial markets. As market participants prepare to transition away from LIBOR to risk-free rates (RFR), GLAS is continuing to closely monitor …
COVID-19 Update from GLAS
1 April 2020 Dear Clients and Friends of GLAS First and foremost, on behalf of our global team, we hope you and your families are in good health at this challenging time. As we move into another week of lock down, we …
GLAS mandated as Scheme Information Agent for Thomas Cook Group
September 2019, London GLAS was recently appointed as Scheme Information Agent, providing services to three inter-conditional schemes of arrangement in respect of the 2022 Notes, 2023 Notes and the RCF. Thomas Cook Group plc is a British global travel group. For more …
GLAS Australia assumes agency and trustee roles for Slater & Gordon’s finance facilities
Sydney, June 2017 GLAS Australia, the leading independent Agency services provider, has been mandated with key Security Trustee and Facility Agency roles in relation to the finance facilities provided to law firm Slater & Gordon. Team well positioned The GLAS team was particularly …
GLAS Files Involuntary Chapter 11 Petition for PIK Lenders against Eco-Bat Technologies
NEW JERSEY — GLAS USA LLC As administrative agent for PIK lenders, filed an involuntary chapter 11 petition on May 18, 2017 in the Bankruptcy Court for the District of Nevada against Dallas-based EB Holdings II, parent of Eco-Bat Technologies, asserting claims in the total …
Post-crash banking regulation is transforming the world of corporate lending – for the better
Mia Drennan, CEO at GLAS 5th August 2016 When discussing the impact of financial regulation – particularly big, sweeping changes that encompass multiple jurisdictions and authorities – we often talk of ‘unintended consequences’, and rightly so. We also tend to assume that …
