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Kahn Hobbs advises issuers, underwriters, mortgage loan sellers, retaining sponsors and servicers on structured finance transactions, with a focus on commercial mortgage-backed securitizations, re-securitizations, and credit risk transfer structures. He supports clients across a wide range of CMBS formats, including single-asset/single-borrower transactions and pooled conduit transactions and also advises on regulatory compliance matters related to securitizations, including Regulation RR and Exchange Act Rule 15Ga-1. His work also includes advising on the participation and sale of mortgage and mezzanine loans, as well as advising on the origination and structuring of related arrangements. His work spans public and private-label CMBS transactions collateralized by diverse property types, including data center, multifamily, office, retail, hospitality, assisted living, and skilled nursing properties.
Kahn also represents issuers, structuring agents, and investors in structured financial products referencing commercial real estate assets, including synthetic securitizations, credit-linked notes, credit default swaps, and other credit risk transfer transactions.
Drawing on experience across performing and distressed scenarios, Kahn advises on workouts and restructurings of non-performing commercial mortgage loans in CMBS transactions and distressed asset sales. He brings detailed knowledge of transaction documentation across the full suite of securitization instruments, including offering documents, pooling and servicing agreements, co-lender agreements, and participation agreements.
Prior to private practice, Kahn served as Director of Treasury and Financial Analysis at Safety-Kleen Corp, giving him a practical foundation in the operations of fixed income securities and financing markets and in corporate finance that informs his approach to complex structured finance transactions.
Recognition
- The Best Lawyers in America – Securitization and Structured Finance Law (2023)
