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| | The business impact and legal challenges arising from the credit market disruptions continue to propagate throughout the financial systems and market. According to the IMF’s annual Global Financial Stability Report, “the credit crisis could cost nearly $1 trillion.”
The ramifications for business include potential new regulations, pending and potential enforcement and litigation matters, bankruptcies, corporate dealings and financial implications. To properly respond to the credit crisis, the participants in this market will need advisors with understanding and insight into a wide range of related topics including finance, financial restructuring, government investigations and prosecutions, litigation, and regulatory practices in Asia, Europe and the United States. Mayer Brown's Credit Market Distress Team consists of attorneys from across these practice areas. We provide our clients with comprehensive advice and a strong, coordinated response to any challenges. Our team includes: - Accomplished litigators who have extensive experience representing our clients in litigation and before various government enforcement agencies concerning these financial products
- Preeminent financial services regulatory and government relations practitioners with broad experience before all of the pertinent regulatory agencies as well as before the U.S. Congress
- Internationally renowned finance attorneys with vast experience in the creation and structure of CDOs, the securitization and sale of residential mortgage loans and development of innovative financing transactions for banks and state licensed mortgage lenders
- Leading financial restructuring and bankruptcy practitioners who are seasoned in the particular issues that arise when these products become distressed
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