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Eoin is a Senior Associate in our Financial Services department and a member of our Debt Capital Markets, Structured Finance and Derivatives group.
Eoin has extensive experience across a range of finance
transactions, including international capital markets, structured finance and
corporate lending. His practice covers public and private debt capital markets
(issuances of listed and unlisted debt securities) and securitisation
transactions, with a particular emphasis on corporate trust and agency advice.
He also assists clients on all elements of the listing of debt securities.
Eoin has previously spent time on secondment as a legal counsel
in the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London,
gaining particular experience working with international financial
institutions. In addition, Eoin continues to act on corporate lending and real
estate finance transactions.
Eoin is a dual Irish and English law qualified solicitor. Prior
to joining Mason Hayes & Curran, Eoin worked for a leading Irish law firm
practicing across a broad range of domestic and international finance
transactions, including secured and unsecured corporate lending, real estate
and development finance and capital markets transactions.
etraynor@mhc.ie
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