Overview

Jerry Marlatt is a partner in Mayer Brown’s New York office and a member of the Corporate & Securities practice. He represents issuers, underwriters and placement agents in public and private offerings of debt, covered bonds, surplus notes, securities of structured investment and specialized operating vehicles, and securities repackagings.

Representative transactions include the first covered bond by a US financial institution, the first covered bond program for a Canadian bank, surplus notes and common stock for a US monoline insurance company, eurobond offerings by US issuers, and securities offerings for a variety of structured vehicles, including CBOs, SIVs, CDOs, derivative product companies, ABCP conduits and credit-linked investments.

Jerry is co-author of Considerations for Foreign Banks Financing in the US, published by International Financial Law Review (2012; updated 2014, 2016); a contributor to Covered Bonds Handbook, published by Practising Law Institute (2010; updated 2012-2014); and a charter member of the United States Covered Bonds Council. The IFLR1000 guide ranks Jerry has “highly regarded” in Capital Markets in the United States. Chambers USA ranks him for Capital Markets: Securitization, and Chambers Global ranks him, as well, for Capital Markets: Securitisation in the United States. In addition, Jerry was named "Dealmaker of the Year" in 2013 by The American Lawyer for his work as issuer's counsel on the first covered bond deal ever registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Education

Southwestern Law School, JD

Admissions

  • New York