Victoria Wyer

Victoria Wyer is a Partner at Dentons, practicing in the Capital Markets Law group. She advises underwriters and issuers—including corporates, financial institutions, sovereigns, and supranationals—on a wide range of debt capital markets products, including Regulation S and Rule 144A debt issuances, regulatory capital, listed eurobonds, EMTN, ECP, and sukuk programme establishments and drawdowns.

Victoria has particular experience in liability management transactions, including cash tenders, exchange offers, consent solicitations, and negative consents, as well as investment grade and emerging market transactions, sovereign and supranational bond offerings, and convertible and exchangeable bonds. She has advised on numerous significant transactions, including First Abu Dhabi Bank's US$700 million sukuk issuance, the Emirate of Sharjah's US$750 million sukuk issuance, the Islamic Development Bank's €500 million green sukuk, the Republic of Lithuania's bond issuances, airBaltic's landmark secured bond issue, and the merger of Housing Development Finance Corporation and HDFC Bank. She relocated to Dubai in 2025 to support the firm's continued investment in debt capital markets and financial services in the Middle East.

Victoria holds a B.A. (Honours) in History from the University of Manchester (2007), a Graduate Diploma in Law from BPP University Law School (2008), and completed her Legal Practice Course at BPP University Law School (2009).

Victoria has been ranked as "One to Watch" for Capital Markets Law by The Best Lawyers (2024), a Next Generation Partner in Debt Capital Markets by The Legal 500 (2025), and "Up and Coming" by Chambers (2024). She is Co‑Chair of Inspire, Dentons' gender equality network, and co‑founder of the Dentons Women's Banking Network, which was shortlisted for the "Outstanding in Diversity, Equity & Inclusion" category at the 2024 Women, Influence & Power in Law UK Awards.