Jeremy’s practice focuses on securities, structured products, derivatives and structured financings, and financial regulation. In particular, he advises on:
His regulatory practice focuses on advising banks and other financial institutions in relation to international financial regulation, in particular in the areas of:
Jeremy acts for banks, investment banks and other financial institutions, for issuers and investors in financial instruments and for providers and end-users of derivatives and structured products. He writes and speaks regularly on the above, and other, topics and is a contributor to the Covered Bonds Handbook, published by Practising Law Institute and Structured Products, published by Risk Books . Jeremy co-authored “The Approaches to Bank Resolution,” a chapter in Bank Resolution: The European Regime (Oxford University Press, 2016). He also contributed a chapter on “The Bail-In Tool” to “Understanding Bank Recovery and Resolution in the EU: A Guidebook to the BRRD” (compiled by World Bank Group Finance and Markets).
Prior to joining Morrison & Foerster, he was a partner at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer from 2001 to 2007, practising in both London and Asia.
Jeremy Jennings-Mares is recommended as a leading lawyer by Legal 500 UK 2017.
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