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Moses & Singer is nationally known for its experience in financing transactions. Representing financial institutions has been central to the firm's practice since its founding in 1919. Our attorneys have the breadth of experience essential to negotiate, structure, and document highly complex and varied transactions. For examples of the wide range of services that our banking group provides to our financial institution clients, please read below.
Lending Transactions
Lending transactions are a principal focus of our banking practice. We are experienced in various types of transactions involving the wide array of assets that serve as collateral, such as accounts receivable, inventory, equipment, real estate, commodities, securities and other investment property, partnership and limited liability company interests, commitments to contribute capital, intellectual property rights, and other intangibles. The borrowers are in diverse industries, including financial institutions, manufacturers, healthcare companies, retailers, REITs, jewelers, agricultural producers, and management companies. Our business clients frequently retain the firm when arranging for bank borrowings or other extensions of credit. As a result, our perspective encompasses the concerns of borrowers as well as those of lenders. The lending transactions that we regularly handle include bilateral and syndicated loans and the borrowers range in size from large companies to middle market companies and individuals.
For more information please contact us.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Moses & Singer is nationally known for its experience in financing transactions. Representing financial institutions has been central to the firm's practice since its founding in 1919. Our attorneys have the breadth of experience essential to negotiate, structure, and document highly complex and varied transactions. For examples of the wide range of services that our banking group provides to our financial institution clients, please read below.
Lending Transactions
Lending transactions are a principal focus of our banking practice. We are experienced in various types of transactions involving the wide array of assets that serve as collateral, such as accounts receivable, inventory, equipment, real estate, commodities, securities and other investment property, partnership and limited liability company interests, commitments to contribute capital, intellectual property rights, and other intangibles. The borrowers are in diverse industries, including financial institutions, manufacturers, healthcare companies, retailers, REITs, jewelers, agricultural producers, and management companies. Our business clients frequently retain the firm when arranging for bank borrowings or other extensions of credit. As a result, our perspective encompasses the concerns of borrowers as well as those of lenders. The lending transactions that we regularly handle include bilateral and syndicated loans and the borrowers range in size from large companies to middle market companies and individuals.
For more information please contact us.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
- Asset Securitization
- Corporate Trustees
- Custody & Securities Transfers
- Derivatives
- Intellectual Property Lending
- International Transactions
- Letters of Credit & Credit Support
- Mezzanine & Venture Capital Financing
- Private Clients Lending
- Real Estate Lending
- Restructuring & Bankruptcy
- Subscription Finance & Capital Commitments Lending
- Syndicated Lending
- Trade, Export & International Development Finance & Supplier Finance
- Moses & Singer Listed as Finalists in the Asia Legal Awards
- Michael Evan Avidon Honored with Appointment to American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers
- Michael Evan Avidon Advises Bankers on the BAFT Master Trade Loan Agreement
- Moses & Singer Acts As Outside Counsel To JPMorgan Chase Bank and J.P. Morgan Securities On $14.6 Billion Credit Facility
- Moses & Singer LLP Banking Attorney Michael Evan Avidon Speaks on “Bank Payment Obligations – A New Era in International Trade Financeâ€
- David Glass, Veteran Bank Regulatory Lawyer Joins Moses & Singer
- Michael Evan Avidon and Mark N. Parry to Speak at ABA Business Law Section 2019 Spring Meeting
- Partner Paul M. Roder will be speaking at the Fund Finance Association’s 9th Annual Global Fund Finance Symposium
- Standby & Guarantee Forum + LC Law Summit
- From LIBOR to SOFR: Replacing the World's Most Important Number
- New York Trade Finance Workshop
- 8th Annual Global Fund Finance Symposium
- Annual Survey of LC Law & Practice - Charlotte
- Standby & Guarantee Forum + LC Law Summit
- 2017 BAFT New York Trade Finance Workshop
- 25th Americas Annual Survey of Letter of Credit Law & Practice - Atlanta
- 2017 Global Fund Finance Symposium
- Standby & Guarantee Forum + LC Law Summit
- BAFT New York Trade Finance Workshop
- 2016 Americas Annual Survey of Letter of Credit Law & Practice
- 6th Annual Global Fund Finance Symposium
- The Institute of International Banking Law & Practice
- New York Trade Finance Workshop - Letters of Credit
- Federal Reserve Enhanced Prudential Standards and Implementation Plans
- Taking on Dodd-Frank
- 24th Annual BAFT International Trade Conference - Trade Loan Agreements
- Americas Standby & Guarantee Forum and LC Law Summit
- Developing Industry Best Practices: Introduction To The Master Trade Loan Agreement
- BAFT Global Trade Finance Workshop
- 2014 Americas Annual Survey of Letter of Credit Law & Practice
- Webinar: If You Build It, Will They Come? The New Bank Payment Obligation (BPO)
- Ethics Issues in Legal Process Outsourcing and Cloud Computing
- Americas Letter of Credit Law Summit
- Americas Standby and Guarantee Forum
- 2013 Americas Annual LC Survey Conference
- 2012 Americas LC Law Summit
- 2012 Americas Standby & Guarantee Forum
- Documentary & Standby Letters of Credit, Guarantees and Reimbursements Workshop
- Commercial Lending Today: New Developments in Letters of Credit and Demand Guarantees
- New Options in Trade Finance: Understanding the New URDG 758
- Mezzanine Debt & Private Equity: Tools for Growth / Exit Strategies
- How to make the most of Federal, State and New York City Incentive programs
- UCC Revised Articles 5 and 9 Assignment of Proceeds of Letter of Credit and Request for Issuer Consent
- The Utilitarian QDRO: An Important But Underused Collection Vehicle
- Life After Healthco
- Getting Ready for ISP98-The New International Standby Practices
- Getting Ready for ISP98-The International Standby Practices
- Notice of Nonrenewal of an 'Evergreen' Letter of Credit Must be 'Clear and Unequivocal'
- Problems in Securities Partnership Aggregation Rules
- After Shumate, Some Retirement Plan Benefits Are More Equal Than Others in Bankruptcy
- Bank Credit Lines Can Be Useful For Qualified Retirement Plans
- Eurodollars, Multinational Banks and National Laws
- Delaware's New Transfer of Domicile and Domestication Laws
- Delaware Verabschiedet Gesetzgebung zur Sitzverlegung
- Facing the Known Unknown: Advice to Banks and Other Financial Institutions Preparing for Compliance with New York’s New Cybersecurity Regulation
- Original Letter of Credit Must Be Presented For Complying Presentation: MEPT 757 Third Avenue LLC v. Sterling National Bank
- Most-Favored-Nation Effects in Private Equity: Uncertain
- Is it Really Subscription Financing?
- BAFT Master Trade Loan Agreement
- Why New York Law and Jurisdiction Offers Advantages for International L/C Transactions
- Problematic Provisions in Standby Auto-Extension Clauses
- The SEC Issues Proposed Crowdfunding Rules
- Treasury and IRS Issue Final FATCA Regulations
- Model Standby Forms Under ISP98: Comments on Form 4 - Model Standby Providing for Transfer and Incorporating Annexed Form of Transfer Demand
- Life Insurance Policies as Collateral in New York
- ISP98 Rule 3.12(a): Is it a Trap, or a Warning to an Unwary Beneficiary of a Letter of Credit
- Subscription-Secured Credit Facilities: Basic Credit-Related Issues for Secured Lenders
- A US Perspective on the New URDG758 Compared to ISP98, UCP600 and the NY UCC
- New Opportunities in Trade Finance: Understanding the URDG 758
- Why Should Banks Care About Healthcare Reform?
- So You Think You Want to Buy a Bank?
- New Model Order of Maritime Attachment May Reduce Burden on Banks
- SDNY Judge Strikes Back Against Oppressive Maritime Attachments
- Cross-Border Receivables Financing: What Law Governs
- Reallocating Country Risk by Contract
- Drafting the Reimbursement Agreement to Protect the Issuer
- Forms Under Revised Article 9