Congratulations to Matt Finn, who has been recently promoted to Director in the Global Fund Banking group in the New York office of Silicon Valley Bank. Matt joined Silicon Valley Bank in 2015 and has extensive banking experience in subscription finance, working closely with onshore and offshore sponsors.
Congratulations to Matt Doyle, who has recently joined Apple Bank in New York as Vice President − Subscription Finance. Matt was previously in Silicon Valley Bank’s New York office, focusing on subscription fund banking.
Our colleague Jeff Nagle, who has appeared in Fund Finance Friday on a number of occasions with his insightful observations on LIBOR transition, has been named Cadwalader's head of Corporate and Commercial Finance.
Happy Mother’s Day to the amazing moms in the fund finance community!
On behalf of all the moms here on the Cadwalader fund finance team, sending kudos to all of you. We are so proud to work alongside you, to represent you, to work across from you, and to collaborate with you. Each of you is an amazing example of someone who does the daily juggle of balancing a demanding career with motherhood. While we may be across the table from some of you on deals from time to time, we always stand shoulder to shoulder with you as fellow working moms and are grateful for this wonderful community.
This week Charlotte partner Trent Lindsay and associate Morgan Dennis connect with Michael Sinclair, Executive Vice President & Head of Fund Banking at M&T Bank.
Two important industry get-togethers are just around the corner: the inaugural Fund Finance Association 2023 Global Leadership Summit and the 7th Annual European Fund Finance Symposium. Hope to see you there!
It was a tremendous honor to represent our Fund Finance team and join my Cadwalader colleagues earlier this week at the inaugural Gotham Ball on behalf of Food Bank For New York City.
In years past defaulting lender mechanics in a subscription credit facility may have been viewed as boiler plate language and, in most cases, the relevant provisions have not received much attention. In light of recent events in the banking industry, defaulting lender provisions have gained some renewed attention. In this article we take a look at the current general state of defaulting lender provisions and the impacts on the lender and borrower.
The growth in regulation and oversight of private equity and venture capital funds in the Cayman Islands has again taken a step forward with the recent introduction by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority of the Statement of Guidance on Corporate Governance for Mutual Funds and Private Funds. To date, only Cayman mutual funds (being open-ended funds or “hedge funds”) were in-scope of such guidance and, while Cayman Private Funds were of course subject to the Private Funds Act and the regulations stemming from it, they have not been subject to specific guidance from CIMA in respect of how their funds and structures should operate from a governance perspective.