William F. Megevick, Jr. has a broad-based international finance practice, representing multilateral and bilateral government financial institutions, commercial lenders, and project sponsors in connection with the development and financing of infrastructure projects in emerging markets throughout the world, including Mexico, Brazil, Peru, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Qatar, and Tunisia. He has particular expertise in the power and natural resources sectors. He also handles general credit and banking transactions, political risk insurance, and other cross-border secured and structured financings.

Mr. Megevick has been a Faculty speaker at the Practising Law Institute on the topic of Infrastructure Projects in Developing Markets and a guest lecturer at programs sponsored by International Legal Training. He is author of “Loan and Security Documentation in International Infrastructure Projects From a Lender’s Perspective”, PLI course handbook series #866 (2004) and “Five Star”, an overview of the Tuxpan V Power Project that was featured in Project Finance’s Latin America Report 2004.

• Represented JBIC in connection with the financing of: the Tuxpan III and IV Project, a 1,018 MW power facility located near Tuxpan, Mexico sponsored by Union Fenosa; and the Tuxpan V Power Project sponsored by Mitsubishi and Chubu Electric, which was recently named “Power Deal of the Year - Latin America” by Project Finance magazine.
• Represented JBIC in connection with the limited recourse financing of the $1.1 billion PEMEX Cantarell Nitrogen Injection Facility in Mexico, sponsored by BOC Gases and Marubeni, which is currently undergoing a $250 million expansion.
• Represented Japan Bank of International Cooperation in connection with the financing of the approximately $930 million copper mine expansion project at the Cerro Verde open pit copper mine in Areguipa, Peru. The project was named “Latin America Deal of the Year” by Project Finance Magazine and nominated for International Financial Law Review ’s Project Finance Deal of the Year.