OVERVIEW
Stephen is head of the Dublin Finance team at Maples and Calder, the Maples Group's law firm.
Stephen advises on a wide range of capital markets and structured finance products and related issues, including CLO, RMBS and other securitisation structures, fund-linked structured products, ETC platforms, repackagings and debt issuance programmes. He also advises on regulatory issues impacting on structured finance vehicles including those in relation to the Prospectus Regulation, Market Abuse Regulation, AIFMD, EMIR as well as risk retention, disclosure and transparency requirements for securitisations under the Securitisation Regulation.
BACKGROUND
Stephen joined the Maples Group in 2012. He was previously a senior associate in the finance department of a leading Irish corporate law firm.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Stephen has represented the Maples Group (as part of the Irish Debt Securities Association) on working groups related to the implementation of AIFMD and EMIR in Ireland.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
BAR ADMISSIONS
2003 - Admitted as a solicitor in Ireland
EDUCATION
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, LLB, 1999
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KNOWLEDGE
- The CLOser - October 2023 19 October 2023
- Credit Servicing Directive Technical Standards 11 October 2023
- Irish Credit Servicing Looking to the Future 01 September 2023
- ESMA Statement on Expected Sustainability Disclosures in Prospectuses 16 August 2023
- Is Ireland the future hub for EU Green Bonds and Securitisation? 08 June 2023
- ICLG Securitisation Guide 2023 Ireland 26 May 2023
- Significant Risk Transfer Transactions 24 May 2023
- The CLOser - May 2023 22 May 2023
- Green Bonds 04 May 2023
- European Commission Report on the Securitisation Regulation Update 25 October 2022
NEWS & DEALS
- Maples Group appoints Peter Stapleton as Head of Irish Law Firm 03 December 2021
- Maples Group Appoints Stephen McLoughlin as Head of Finance Practice in Ireland 03 September 2020