Jeremy Ladyman

Jeremy is a Treasury and Financial Services partner in the Banking & Finance group at Irwin Mitchell. Jeremy has completed secondments at a major UK power generation plant on its trading and compliance desk, and a Japanese bank supporting its treasury and regulatory functions. He was educated at the University of Cambridge and trained and qualified at a Magic Circle firm.

Jeremy advises on debt finance, derivatives, investment management and financial services regulation. He acts for financial institutions and insurance companies, corporates, energy companies, statutory bodies, pension scheme trustees and family offices.

Key highlights

• Advising UK and overseas clients on their financial services regulatory requirements, including the scope of regulation and the availability of exclusions and exemptions
• Advising numerous UK financial institutions on risk weighting obligations pursuant to uncommitted and committed facilities under the Capital Requirements Regulation
• Advising a US public pension scheme on a co-investment into a UK public limited company
• Advising a South-East Asian banking group on its funded credit protection under the Capital Requirements Regulation
• Advising on MiFID activities and exclusions, including in relation to energy, commodities and exclusions
• Advising a US banking group on its UK market entry regulatory requirements for derivatives trading with UK counterparties
• Advising a UK challenger bank on its ISDA agreements and regulatory compliance
• Drafting fuel trading terms and conditions
• Advising a UK private bank on its template property loan terms
• Drafting template debt and prime brokerage facility documents for a Singaporean bank.