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Hunton & Williams adds Duncan to structured finance practice
By Sarah Lizee
Olympia, Wash., Jan. 17 – Hunton & Williams LLP added Angus Duncan as a partner in the firm’s London office, according to a Wednesday press release.
He brings more than 25 years of experience handling complex structured finance and specialty finance transactions. Duncan has represented clients on securitizations and financings involving a range of assets, including loans, consumer receivables, real estate and hedge fund interests.
The firm said that Duncan has worked on a number of market firsts, including Europe’s first commercial real estate collateralized debt obligation, the first European pro rata CLO, the first European CLO managed by a hedge fund and the first catastrophe bond transaction incorporating a tri-partite repo structure.
Recently, his practice has had a focus on acting for new entrants to the financial markets, both in the United Kingdom and overseas. He also advises on insurance-linked securities, including sidecars, industry loss warranties and privately placed transactions with respect to catastrophe, mortality and longevity risk using the capital markets.
“Angus brings significant experience with UK and EU structured finance transactions and securitization markets,” Thomas Y. Hiner, who heads the structured finance and securitization practice with Michael Nedzbala, said in the release.
“He will be a great fit as we further solidify our position as a global structured finance, specialty finance and securitization practice.”
Prior to joining Hunton & Williams, Duncan was a partner with three other global law firms.
Hunton & Williams is a law firm based in Washington, D.C.
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