Alison Hashmall

Practice Areas

Alison M. Hashmall is a counsel in the firm’s New York office and a member of the firm’s Financial Institutions, Banking, Fintech, ESG and Special Situations Groups. Ms. Hashmall’s practice focuses on advising domestic and non-U.S. banking organizations and other financial institutions on a wide range of bank regulatory, policy, and transactional matters and cryptocurrency-related issues.

Ms. Hashmall advises clients on a broad range of bank regulatory matters, with particular experience advising on the Bank Holding Company Act, the Volcker Rule, and topics related to recovery and resolution planning, such as total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC), single-point of entry resolution strategies, the FDIC receivership process and the preparation of living wills. Ms. Hashmall also advises financial institutions and industry trade groups on developments in the ESG and climate space and represents financial institutions in connection with their M&A, Fintech investments and capital raising activities, new activities and products, and related regulatory applications and approvals from both U.S. federal and state bank regulatory agencies.

Ms. Hashmall has also led advocacy efforts in response to regulatory proposals and developments, including on ESG and climate-related developments. Her work includes representing the main trade organizations in the financial services industry, including the Financial Services Forum, the Institute of International Bankers, the Risk Management Association and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, in connection with advocacy efforts on regulatory and legislative proposals, and she has assisted clients in the policymaking process before federal regulators.