Norton Rose Fulbright supports all forms of market participants, such as issuers, warehouse-lenders, underwriters, servicers and investors, in their securitizations and warehouse financings. The firm is experienced in a range of asset classes, including esoteric assets like solar loans, property-assessed clean energy bonds, pharmaceutical royalties and aircraft leases. This expertise encompasses domestic and international securitization issues. In New York, Patrick Dolan, who specializes in asset- and mortgage-backed securitizations for issuers underwriters and investors, and Andrew Coronios, who works on syndicated credit facilities, ABCP conduits and various ABS securitization types, lead the practice. Eric Tashman in San Francisco and Matt Hughey in New York are noted within the practice for utility securitizations. Catherine Young Hagerty left the firm in January 2023.
Key clients
- JPMorgan Chase Bank
- Southern California Edison Company
- Bank of Nova Scotia
- Varadero Capital
- Jefferies
- DBRS
- Goldman Sachs
- North Texas Higher Education Authority
- Citigroup
- RBC Capital Markets
- Barclays Bank
- Entergy Corporation
- Tesla Energy Operations
- Arosa Capital Management
- GoodFinch Management
- Credit Agricole
- ING Capital
- AG Resources
Work highlights
- Advising New York Business Development Corporation, a non-profit community development financial institution, and NYC in connection with a NYC taxi medallion enhancement program to restructure taxi medallion loans for the benefit of medallion owners in financial distress.
- Served as special counsel to the issuer of ratepayer backed bonds for four separate utilities in the State of Oklahoma to provide for the recovery of extraordinary costs incurred as a consequence of Winter Storm Uri.
- Represented the underwriters in connection with the issuance of restructuring bonds by the Utility Debt Securitization Authority to refund outstanding debt of the Long Island Power Authority and the Issuer.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Patrick Dolan, Andrew Coronios