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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer represented the structuring agent and the initial purchasers in connection with a $400 million capital markets securitization of timeshare loans. The transaction closed on December 16, 2025.
The HSF Kramer team consisted of Securitization and Structured Finance partners Gilbert K.S. Liu and Jamie Kocis, senior attorney Nicole R. Alexa and associate Vivian Zhang; Tax partner Abraham (Avi) Reshtick and associate Daniel Weiss; Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits partner Marissa Holob and special counsel Avram J. Cahn; UK partner Michael Poulton and associate Andrew Synnott; and Paris partner Vincent Hatton, of counsel Sonia Rogez, and associate Mathilde Fauconnier.
Key contacts
Gilbert K.S. Liu
Managing Partner, Finance and Restructuring, US and Head of Securitization, US, New York
Jamie Kocis
Partner, Head of Private Placements, Securitization, US, New York
Nicole R. Alexa
Senior Attorney, New York
Abraham (Avi) Reshtick
Partner, New York
Daniel Weiss
Associate, New York
Marissa J. Holob
Partner, Head of Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits, US, New York
Avram J. Cahn
Special Counsel, New York
Michael Poulton
Partner, London
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