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Piper Sandler Establishes Infrastructure Debt Advisory Team in London

Business Wire•02/10/2026•04:00 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Piper Sandler (PIPR) establishes infrastructure debt advisory team in London
  • ➤Stewart Robinson joins Piper Sandler (PIPR) to lead the new team
  • ➤Hugo Muller and Anish Shah hired as directors
  • ➤Team will advise infrastructure companies on debt financing and capital raising

Expert Statements

Paul Leece, Managing director and global head of infrastructure at Piper Sandler

“We are excited to welcome Stewart, Hugo and Anish to the infrastructure group. Their extensive experience across debt advisory, private placements, project bonds and infrastructure financing will enhance the advice we provide to clients across the sector. The addition of this team will further strengthen our integrated offering and allow us to support clients across their capital structure and strategic objectives.”

Stewart Robinson, Head of infrastructure debt advisory team at Piper Sandler

“I am thrilled to join Piper Sandler and to be reunited with Paul and the team. Debt advisory and M&A advisory are symbiotic and the addition of debt advisory expertise will broaden the advisory skill set that the firm can offer to clients. The integration of these advisory services and the culture of collaboration will allow us to deliver outstanding results for our clients.”

Piper Sandler Establishes Infrastructure Debt Advisory Team in London

Piper Sandler Companies (NYSE: PIPR), a leading investment bank, announced that it is establishing a new infrastructure debt advisory team led by industry veteran, Stewart Robinson , who joins the firm in the London office. In addition, Hugo Muller and Anish Shah have been hired as directors. The team will be fully integrated into the energy, power and infrastructure group and focused on advising infrastructure companies on debt financing and capital raising transactions.

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