Publications
Mutual recognition of EU-US OTC derivative clearing frameworks
April 2016
James Doyle
PartnerLondon
Email [email protected]hoganlovells.com
Phone +44 20 7296 5849
Fax +44 20 7296 2001
LanguagesEnglish
Practice groupCorporate & Finance
Recognised as a leading individual for Derivatives and Structured Products
Legal 500 - 2020
James Doyle is the head of the Corporate & Finance practice group for the UK, Middle East and Africa. As a debt capital markets partner, James provides a wide spectrum of advice, primarily focusing on derivatives and structured finance. This includes assisting clients with sophisticated financial products, including securitised derivatives, repackagings, funding structures, and associated regulatory advice. James works with financial institutions, government agencies, corporates, asset managers, and funds across the world.
Education and admissions
Education
The College of Law
University College London
Representative experience
Advising a number of leading investments banks in relation to on-balance sheet securitised derivatives platforms.
Advising investment banks and asset managers on the establishment of repackaging vehicles and related repackaging transactions linked a variety of different assets.
Advising on structured OTC derivatives transactions relating to a wide range of different asset classes, including equity, commodities, credit and insurance.
Advising a number of financial institutions on the acquisition or disposal of portfolios of derivatives as part of strategic asset sales.
Advising Export Credit Agencies in relation to guarantees provided as part of structured finance arrangements.
Latest thinking and events
News
2021 ISDA Interest Rate Derivatives Definitions: What end users need to know
19 May 2021
Press Releases
Hogan Lovells in the first public securitization of Banca Progetto
10 May 2021
Press Releases
Hogan Lovells announces new management team and Board appointments
22 April 2021
News
Capital Markets Recovery Package (CMRP) – Quick fixes or long-term solution?
06 April 2021
News
Brexit and derivatives transactions – some practical perspectives
12 March 2021
