Andrew Gladin is a partner in the Firm’s Financial Services and Corporate and Finance Groups. His practice focuses on capital markets and new products, bank regulatory and financial services reform issues, mergers and acquisitions, structured transactions and joint ventures, and other corporate matters for U.S. and international banking, financial services and private equity clients.

Mr. Gladin has a particular concentration on U.S. and cross-border Basel regulatory capital, liquidity and stress testing matters, including through representing The Clearing House Association, the principal trade organizations for major U.S. and international banks, on these and other Dodd-Frank regulatory reform issues.

In addition, Mr. Gladin has represented U.S. and international financial institutions in connection with a variety of investigations and enforcement actions before Federal and state bank regulatory agencies, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Department of Justice, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and other governmental authorities.