Ilana Kameros is a partner in Nixon Peabody’s Corporate Trust and Banking & Finance practice group. She represents corporate agency and trust groups in major banking institutions and trust companies in their roles as trustee, custodian, administrator and agent.
I assist clients as they navigate through new and complex deal structures, updating existing documents to reflect the changing environment for the new deals as well as with amendments to and issues arising from existing transactions. I work on various transactions, including public and private debt and pass-through offerings of asset backed securities, residential and commercial mortgage backed securities, CDO/CLO transactions, corporate debt issuances and collateral agency appointments. I also focus on a variety of custodial arrangements, including warehouse facilities, bi-party and tri-party custodial agreements, securitization transactions and bailee relationships.
We have been following developing trends in corporate trust, as well as reviewing current litigation and proposed federal regulations in order to help best protect our clients in the changing environment and to comply with new final regulations.
Law360 | April 28, 2017
This article mentions recent leadership promotions at the firm including David Brown, Jared Lusk, Jim Vallee, Graham Beck, Kathleen Ceglarski Burns, Emily Crandall Harlan, Daniel Gibbons, Linda Huber, Ilana Kameros, Haydon Keitner, Darren Miller, Neal Pandozzi, Edward Puerta, Stephen Reil, and Elizabeth Young.
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, J.D.
Brandeis University, M.A.
Brandeis University, B.A.
New York
