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Provided by Cormac Kissane
Cormac Kissane is a partner in the Capital Markets group and the head of the firm’s Finance Department. He has very broad experience in the securitisation, purchase and financing of a wide range of financial assets, including residential and commercial mortgages, consumer and corporate loans and receivables, structured finance transactions and debt capital markets. He has acted on many of the major loan sale transactions in Ireland for sellers, buyers and funders and has advised issuers and arrangers on many RMBS and other securitisation transactions. He advises issuers and arrangers on a wide range of debt capital markets products including corporate bonds and regulatory capital issuances. Cormac previously worked for leading international law firms in London, New York and Hong Kong. He has lectured in Trinity College, Dublin on Finance Law.
Provided by Chambers
Cormac Kissane is highly regarded by the market. He is a strong DCM lawyer whose practice encompasses a wide variety of matters, possessing particular expertise in structured finance and securitisation work.
Provided by Chambers
"Cormac is a real leading light in the market. He has seen everything and worked on transactions over a really long period of time. He is incredibly personable and is very good at running the team too, leveraging Arthur Cox as an institution to get to access to any specialism you need. He always comes to you with the answer to any commercial or legal issue, and he is skilled at dealing with counterparties who are trying stuff on."
"Cormac is a real leading light in the market. He has seen everything and worked on transactions over a really long period of time. He is incredibly personable and is very good at running the team too, leveraging Arthur Cox as an institution to get to access to any specialism you need. He always comes to you with the answer to any commercial or legal issue, and he is skilled at dealing with counterparties who are trying stuff on."
