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Structured finance: derivatives and structured products

Eversheds Sutherland

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Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Noted for its ‘deep experience in derivatives transactions and the regulatory requirements applicable to them’ the derivatives and structured products practice at Eversheds Sutherland includes financial institutions, commodity funds, investors and international companies among its portfolio of clients. The team fields broad expertise in structured products, and has peviously operated on interest rate, currency and income hedging, equity and credit derivatives, swaps and futures. The team is co-headed by its partners based in Washington DC, which includes Meltem Kodaman , a port of call for regulatory matters, along with commodity and equity products. David McIndoe handles the full range of matters in the commodities market, especially in the  energy, agriculture, and metals sectors, an area that R. Michael Sweeney Jr. often appears in. Raymond Ramirez is a key member of the team for his expertise in CEA and CFTC regulations,
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  • ‘The team is led by Ray Ramirez who is very knowledgeable but also very practical, pragmatic, and approachable. He has the rare ability to be able to explain his nuanced practice area of derivatives and structure products in a manner which is understandable to a general practitioner and the traders at my institution. His legal work is of the highest quality and he has cutting edge knowledge which he shares with us.’

  • ‘The team is responsive, engaged and presents work in an uncomplicated way irrespective of the complexity of the subject matter.’