That’s why you need legal support that does more than just take care of the paperwork.
From working with our clients on many types of securitization and structured financing deals over the years - and other transactions, regulatory or M&A work - we know the market as intimately as we know the finer points of law. We bring experience from all sides of the deal table to give you the rounded insights you need - we’ll tell you in advance which ideas will and won’t work, and how the other side is likely to react.
We’ve made it our business to understand how you function: from finding, originating and marketing assets, to the back-end financing of those assets. From our first meeting we’ll guide you on the issues you could run into with your financing efforts: for our securitization and financing lawyers, it’s all about understanding how your business operates and thrives. Whatever your size, we see it as our role to be involved in the evolution of your business, as you grow and find new markets.
We also have experienced global colleagues in our other practice areas, such as tax, derivatives and regulation, who work closely with our Structured Finance team to ensure that all legal, regulatory, and tax implications of your transaction are considered and seamlessly integrated, even when working across jurisdictions.
Our lawyers’ experience includes:
- advising a leading Hong Kong money lender, in its capacity as originator, transaction administrator, servicer and junior investor, on a successful HK$2bn residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) securitization programme
- acting as transaction counsel on a US$1bn trade receivables securitization tap programme; the trade obligors are high-end consumer and retail brands from across the US and Europe
- advising Ireland’s leading non-bank lender on a €223m debut commercial mortgage-backed securitization
- advising a FTSE100 company on over £1bn in London listed sterling bond issues
- advising a professional services company on US$170 million revolving securitization, consisting of ongoing sales of unbilled receivables to an SPV