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David W. Thatch
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David W. Thatch
Partner
1155 Avenue of the Americas
New York, New York
10036-2787
United States
T: + 1 212 819 8342
F: + 1 212 354 8113
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Practice Experience
Mr. Thatch is a member of the Securities practice with an emphasis on securitization and structured finance transactions. He joined White & Case in 1997 and has spent his entire career in the New York office of the Firm.
Mr. Thatch has advised clients in connection with structured finance transactions and domestic and international securitization transactions. His structured finance experience includes credit card, rental car and other receivable securitizations; collateralized bond and loan obligation issuances (including "cash flow" and "market-value" type transactions); asset-backed commercial paper transactions; dual-currency cross-border securitizations; and other asset-backed financings with or without credit enhancement. Mr. Thatch has also advised underwriters, monolines and investment managers in connection with the establishment of leveraged investment funds. Among the clients he has represented are JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank, Avis Budget Group and Symphony Asset Management.
Mr. Thatch's experience includes several types of financing and securities offerings. He has advised clients in transactions with private placements, Rule 144A and Regulation S offerings and commercial paper as well as revolving and syndicated credit facilities.
Bars and Courts
New York State Bar, 1998
Education
JD, Rutgers School of Law, Highest Honors, 1997
BS, Rutgers University, Highest Honors, 1994
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English
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United States
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Securitization
Capital Markets/Securities
Recent News
Too Clever By Half
Recent Publications
Chapter 11 Ruling Calls into Question Basic Tenets of Securitization Structures
TALF Program Expanded to Include CMBS and Insurance Premium Finance Loans