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Risk and Rewards of CRE-CLO and CLO Securitizations: Navigating the Capital Markets

By Rick Jones, Sean Solis & Crunched Credit on July 27, 2015
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93850823-1More than 100 senior executives participated in Dechert’s Risk and Rewards of CRE-CLO and CLO Securitizations: Navigating the Capital Markets seminar.  The half day event, supported by  CRE Finance Council (CREFC) and the Loan Syndications and Trading Association (LSTA), focused on themes important to the CLO market and the CRE securitization market.  Panelists addressed market issues, structure and structural issues as well as regulatory and tax considerations.

Very senior and knowledgeable panelists from institutions including  Wells Fargo Securities, Crescent Capital, Guggenheim Partners, KPMG, Latitude Real Estate Investors, TCW, Western Asset Management Co. as well as government relations experts from both CREFC and LSTA discussed issues ranging from structural innovation, dealing with the new risk retention rules and market considerations relevant to sponsoring, issuing and investing in real estate and non-real estate CLOs.

To access a recording of the sessions, please click here.

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Richard D. Jones (“Rick”) is a principal in Jackstay Ventures LLC.

Rick is a trusted advisor to investment banks, money center banks, insurance companies, investment advisors and capital markets deal makers in connection with commercial real estate, mortgage finance and securitization.  He publishes

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Richard D. Jones (“Rick”) is a principal in Jackstay Ventures LLC.

Rick is a trusted advisor to investment banks, money center banks, insurance companies, investment advisors and capital markets deal makers in connection with commercial real estate, mortgage finance and securitization.  He publishes widely and speaks on a wide range of issues effecting the capital markets.

A leader in the industry, Rick serves on the CREFC Board of Governors, Executive Committee and currently chairs the CREFC Policy Committee.  He is past co-chair of its PAC.  Rick is the recipient of both the CREFC Founders Award and the Distinguished Service Award from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) for his leadership.  A former a capital markets and securitization attorney, Rick was highly rated for his legal advice by Chambers, USA, Legal 500 and other industry publications.

He is a former member of the Real Estate Roundtable, serving on its Capital and Credit Policy Advisory Committee. In addition, he is a past president of the CRE Finance Council; a founder of the Commercial Real Estate Institute (CRI); a member and past governor of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and a former chair of its Capital Markets Committee; and a past member of the Commercial Mortgage Board of Governors (COMBOG) of the MBA.

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Sean M. Solis advises financial institutions, real estate funds, hedge funds, underwriters, issuers, institutional investors, asset managers and sponsors in structured finance transactions and other complex financings, often in a cross-border context, as well as in connection with derivatives and distressed loan trades.

Sean M. Solis advises financial institutions, real estate funds, hedge funds, underwriters, issuers, institutional investors, asset managers and sponsors in structured finance transactions and other complex financings, often in a cross-border context, as well as in connection with derivatives and distressed loan trades. He has experience in structured products (including collateralized debt obligations and collateralized loan obligations), credit facilities, asset finance, tax structured transactions, restructurings and acquisition finance.

Prior to joining Dechert, Mr. Solis worked at a boutique hedge fund and a large international law firm.

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