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Bronwen Jones has 20 years’ experience in fund finance, having been active in the space since its inception in the London market. She acts for banks and other financial institutions, sponsors, general partners, and fund managers on a whole range of fund finance matters including capital call (subscription line) facilities, net asset value (NAV) facilities, hybrid facilities, and general partner and co-investment facilities.
Bron has been consistently recognized for her leadership in the profession and commitment to client service, with the 2025 edition of Chambers UK noting that she “is the prototypical partner any lender would idealise as their outside counsel.” She has earned a Bank 1 ranking in the publication’s Banking & Finance: Fund Finance category (in both its Chambers Europe and Chambers Global editions) for the last four years, with clients commenting: “Bronwen is renowned for her ability to deliver complex concepts to clients. She always focuses on commercial issues, finds solutions, and is really good to work with,” and “She is excellent – one of the biggest names in fund finance.”
The Legal 500 has recognized Bron as a “Leading Individual” in its Fund Finance category, quoting one client as saying: “Bronwen brings significant market experience, innovative thought, and patience to complex deals – there aren’t many structures or issues that she doesn’t have experience with.” IFLR1000 Global has also listed Bron as “Highly Regarded” in its UK Banking and UK Investment Funds categories every year since 2019; and has listed her in the publication’s Women Leaders for UK Investment Funds and Banking each year since 2022.
Prior to joining Cadwalader in 2025, Bron was a partner in the financial industry group of a global law firm for seven years. Before that, she was a partner in a London-based firm where she led the investment fund finance group and previously served as the firm’s head of finance.
Bron earned her LL.B. from the University of Reading. She is admitted to practice in England and Wales.
