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Ashurst said in an announcement on its website on 29 October 2026 that its Ashurst Perkins Coie practice had advised HSBC Innovation Bank on the provision of a Term Loan, RCF and Banking Facilities to Gan Integrity, an Apax Partners portfolio company.
Key points
- Ashurst Perkins Coie advised HSBC Innovation Bank on a Term Loan, RCF and Banking Facilities provided to Gan Integrity.
- Gan Integrity is described in the announcement as an Apax Partners portfolio company.
- The announcement states Gan Integrity was founded in 2004 and is based in the United States and Denmark, providing integrated ethics and compliance management software solutions.
- The matter was led by partners William Ebert in New York and Nicholas Jupp in London, according to the announcement.
- The partners were supported by associates Thomas Gawel and Alan Stewart, both in New York, and Kelsey Reid-Jones in London.
The deal team
According to the announcement, William Ebert, a partner in New York, and Nicholas Jupp, a partner in London, led the Ashurst Perkins Coie team on the matter. Mr Ebert and Mr Jupp were supported by associates Thomas Gawel and Alan Stewart, both based in New York, and Kelsey Reid-Jones, based in London.
The parties
The announcement names Gan Integrity as the recipient of the financing and states that the company was founded in 2004, with operations in the United States and Denmark, where it provides integrated ethics and compliance management software solutions. Gan Integrity is identified in the announcement as a portfolio company of Apax Partners.