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Jamie is an Associate in our Financial Services department and a member of our Debt Capital Markets, Structured Finance and Derivatives team. His main practice areas include debt capital markets transactions and derivatives documentation and regulation.
He has cross border experience on international debt capital markets, structured finance and securitisation transactions. His practice mainly focuses on public and private debt capital markets (issuances of listed and unlisted debt securities) and derivatives documentation, including loan linked ISDAs and EMIR regulatory advice. In addition, he provides transactional and regulatory advice to Irish companies and multilateral development banks, with a focus on financial sanctions.
Prior to joining Mason Hayes & Curran, Jamie worked for FinTrU, a RegTech company based in Belfast. During this time, Jamie led a ‘business-as-usual’ fixed income documentation team for a tier one investment bank. Jamie originally qualified and practised as a barrister in Northern Ireland.
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