What we do

These are some of the services that we offer.

  • INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS​

    Advice to institutional investors on transaction documentation for complex structured transactions (such as CDOs, derivatives etc.)

  • INVESTMENT DISPUTES​

    Advice to institutional investors on transaction documentation for complex structured transactions (such as CDOs, derivatives etc.)

  • ​ DISTRIBUTORS​

    Advice to distributors (i.e. banks, insurance companies etc.) in EU jurisdictions in relation to the sale by them of complex structured products provided by external investment banks/commercial banks (“white-labelling”)

  • ​ REGULATORS​

    Advice to national and international regulators and investor trade associations in relation to the understanding of legal and structural risk generally in this market segment and in relation to specific types of transactions.

  • ​ LEGAL AND ACCOUNTANCY FIRMS

    Advice to other local professional service providers – such as law firms and accountancy firms in relation to the understanding of legal and structural risk generally in this market segment and in relation to specific types of transactions.

  • ​ COMPLIANCE

    Advice to institutional investors in securitisation products in compliance with the EU Securitisation that comes fully into force on 1 January, 2019.

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