Korey
Fevzi

In 2025, Mr. Fevzi was named to The Lawyer’s “Hot 100” list and he has been named by Financial News among its “Fifty Most Influential Lawyers” in 2025 and “Most Influential in European Finance” in 2024. He has been repeatedly recognized as a leading lawyer by Chambers Europe, Chambers Global, Chambers UK, The Legal 500 UK and IFLR1000. Mr. Fevzi has been ranked as a leading lawyer in Leveraged Finance: Big‑Ticket by Chambers UK and in the Acquisition Finance and Bank Lending: Investment Grade Debt and Syndicated Loans categories by The Legal 500 UK. The “truly excellent” Mr. Fevzi is the “perfect example of a trusted and reliable advisor” who “takes client’s priorities to heart” and is “remarkable for his strategic insight and leadership qualities.” He is cited for “navigating challenges with innovative solutions and clear communication” and for his “commitment to client services, consistently going above and beyond to provide thoughtful advice.”

Mr. Fevzi’s notable transactions include representing:

• The debt providers in acquisition financings for:
  • KKR and Energy Capital Partners in connection with their proposed £5.75 billion public‑to‑private acquisition of DCC Energy;
  • Apax Partners in connection with the acquisitions of Finwave, OCS, Palex Medical, WGSN and a controlling interest in Sedex Information Exchange;
  • Warburg Pincus in connection with the acquisitions of Sebia, Arsipa and the UVEX Group and the subsequent repricing of the UVEX Group’s €400 million term loan facility and €50 million term loan add‑on;
  • KKR in connection with the acquisitions of Immedica Pharma, Karo Healthcare, Superstruct and Nexeye and the subsequent repricing of Nexeye’s €325 million term loan facility;
  • TDR Capital and I Squared Capital in connection with the €1.65 billion public-to-private acquisition of Applus+; and
  • Sammontana and Investindustrial in connection with the €1.1 billion acquisition of Forno d’Asolo.
• The agent and arrangers in financings such as:
  • Aggreko’s €240 million additional term loan B facility; and
  • EG Group’s €4.1 billion amend and extend refinancing transaction.
• Investcorp in the committed debt financing for its acquisition of Stowe Family Law.
• Outbrain in $725 million of credit facilities in connection with its acquisition of Teads.
• Marlin Equity Partners in numerous matters, including:
  • The amendment and restatement of affiliate company Marcura’s senior credit facilities to finance the acquisition of Brightwell Navigator;
  • The financing for the acquisition of EIDO Healthcare and its combination with existing portfolio company Radar Healthcare;
  • The financing for the majority growth investment in Napier AI;
  • The amendment and restatement of portfolio company iBanFirst’s senior facilities agreement to implement a new term loan facility;
  • The financings made available to portfolio companies Didomi, Linnworks and Tennaxia by HSBC Innovation Bank, BlackRock and Eurazeo, respectively; and 
  • The financing for the acquisition by portfolio company Cloud Technology Solutions Group of Appsbroker to form the largest Google Cloud‑dedicated digital consultancy in Europe.

Prior to joining Cravath, Mr. Fevzi’s notable transactions include representing the debt providers in the public-to-private acquisitions of Aggreko by I Squared Capital and TDR Capital and Arrow Global by TDR Capital, the acquisitions of T-Mobile Netherlands by Apax Funds and Warburg Pincus, Maroon Group by Cinven portfolio company Barentz, KPMG’s UK restructuring business by HIG Capital, and Rodenstock Group by Apax Funds; refinancings of TDR Capital portfolio companies Constellation Automotive and David Lloyd; and AlbaCore Capital and CPP Investment Board in various financings, including direct lending transactions. His borrower‑side representations prior to joining the Firm include various acquisition financings by Marlin Equity Partners and Investcorp, and Fenway Sports Group’s refinancing of Liverpool Football Club’s credit facilities.

Mr. Fevzi was born in London. He received an LL.B. from Queen Mary University of London in 2000 and received an LPC with distinction from the College of Law of England and Wales in 2001.