Rutgers & Posch, Capital Markets | Chambers Europe Profile

About

Provided by Rutgers & Posch

Our Finance & Portfolios team enables financial institutions and companies to succesfully navigate the various stages of the financing process and to find the best fitting legal solution. For example, financing by banks, funding platforms or capital markets investors. Some of these financing arrangements are asset-backed, whilst others depend entirely on the cash flows generated by the relevant assets. Our team also assits clients in safely transferring portfolios of assets and/or liabilities from one entity to another.

The Finance & Portfolios team at Rutgers & Posch advises on banking and capital markets products, both Dutch and international:

Leveraged/acquisition finance
Portfolio transactions
Securitisations, covered bonds and debt capital markets
Syndicated loans and club deals
Real estate finance

Our clients include banks, investors, companies, funding platforms, trust offices, funds, startups, credit rating agencies, government authorities and more.

Chambers Review

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Capital Markets: Securitisation - Netherlands

Band 3

What the Team is Known For

Rutgers & Posch assists financial sector clients with derivative swap transactions, trade receivables programmes and warehouse financings as well as mortgage-backed securitisation transactions and covered bond programmes. The practice's experience includes acting on the side of portfolio managers, servicers and originators. The team also advises clients on regulatory compliance matters.

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Work Highlights

Provided by Rutgers & Posch

Rutgers & Posch advised International Car Lease Holding on its STS-compliant operational car lease securitisation worth EUR560 million.

Strengths

Provided by Chambers

"Rutgers & Posch are very experienced in securitisation-style transactions. As no two transactions are the same, their lawyers show great ability in dealing with complex and sophisticated matters, even if such matters have not been dealt with before in previous transactions."