IRELAND Trends and Developments Contributed by: Vincent McConnon, William Foot, John Adams, Michelle Holligan, Nicole Burke and Graham Bloomfield, Matheson LLP
John Adams is a professional support lawyer in Matheson’s finance and capital markets department. John has a broad range of experience in various aspects of banking and finance
Nicole Burke is a senior associate working in the finance and capital markets department at Matheson. Nicole has experience advising on a broad range of structured finance
law. He has particular expertise in debt capital markets, securitisations, structured finance, loan sales, derivatives, financial regulation and syndicated lending. As well as extensive experience as a private practice lawyer working on transactions and other matters, John’s industry experience includes senior in-house legal roles at an Irish pillar bank.
transactions, including trade receivables securitisations, collateralised loan obligation transactions, asset-backed commercial paper programmes, synthetic securitisation transactions, corporate bonds issuances and separately managed account structures. Nicole’s industry experience includes an in-house legal role at a major CLO manager, where she worked on a variety of transactions such as CLOs, risk retention structures and separately managed accounts, and provided regulatory advice on the Securitisation Regulation, MiFID II, AIFMD, CRR and EMIR.
Michelle Holligan is a senior associate in the finance and capital markets department at Matheson. Michelle advises several leading international investment banks, asset
Graham Bloomfield is a senior associate in Matheson’s finance and capital markets department focusing on structured finance. Graham has experience advising on a broad range of structured
managers, arrangers, private equity firms, issuers and financial services providers on all aspects of securitisation, debt capital markets and structured finance transactions. Michelle regularly advises on the establishment of Irish investment vehicles for the purposes of acquiring and/or originating a range of financial assets across Europe and the USA.
finance transactions, including the launch of a variety of exchange-traded products, bond issuance and repack programmes. His experience also includes a variety of collateralised loan obligation, commercial paper and synthetic risk transfer transactions. Graham also regularly advises clients on regulatory issues relating to the Securitisation Regulation, Market Abuse Regulation and Transparency Regulations, as well as on matters related to the custody of electronic assets, derivatives, set-off and netting.
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