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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer represented the purchasers, in connection with a $349.080 million securitization of home improvement draws on consumer loans entered into primarily to finance home improvement-related products and services. The Notes were rated by Fitch Ratings, Inc. The transaction closed on August 27, 2025.
The HSF Kramer team consisted of Securitization and Structured Finance partner Gilbert K.S. Liu and associates Shazia Ahmad and Francis A. Keane; Tax partner Pamela M. Capps and associate Mariya Khvatskaya; and Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits partner Marissa J. Holob and special counsel Avram J. Cahn.
Key contacts
Gilbert K.S. Liu
Managing Partner, Finance and Restructuring, US and Head of Securitization, US, New York
David S. Berg
Partner, Head of Private Credit, US, New York
Shazia Ahmad
Associate, New York
Francis A. Keane
Associate, New York
Pamela M. Capps
Partner, Head of State and Local Tax, US, New York
Mariya Khvatskaya
Senior Associate, New York
Marissa J. Holob
Partner, Head of Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits, US, New York
Avram J. Cahn
Special Counsel, New York
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