Tracy Oley practices primarily in the derivative securities and structured finance areas.

She recently has been focused on analyzing and restructuring existing financial products, including CDOs/CLOs and various types of synthetic securities and derivatives, providing advice to clients with respect to defaults and disputes relating to financial products, and representing clients in tax and regulatory structured transactions involving multinational corporations and financial institutions.

Tracy provides advice on regulatory issues relating to the financial reform legislation and has extensive experience structuring and negotiating various types of financial and complex derivative products for issuers, commercial banks, investment banks, and end-users.

In addition, Tracy's experience includes representing financial institutions as providers of repurchase agreements, forward delivery agreements, escrow reinvestment agreements, and guaranteed investment contracts and the development of hedge funds designed to invest in municipal securities and related assets (including tender option bond programs). She also provides general corporate advice to numerous clients.