
Andrew May
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Oct 30, 2024 |
hahnlaw.com | Molly Brown |Joel Cooper |Andrew May
The tightening in lending standards experienced over the last year is attributable to factors beyond credit quality of borrowers and lenders’ concentration in credit risk in CRE, namely: (1) lenders’ expectation of deterioration in collateral values for CRE; (2) difficulty in appraising CRE within the same asset classes (due to varying returns and occupancy rates); and (3) the potential of the Federal Reserve to increase capital standards for large banks further.
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Oct 3, 2024 |
hahnlaw.com | Andrew May |Molly Brown
Hahn Loeser Partners, Andrew S. May and Molly Z. Brown, completed a complex sale of their client’s investment book to a Midwest-based registered investment advisor firm looking to gain a foothold in the Florida market. In this transaction, May and Brown represented an investment advisor representative (IAR) based in Florida who owned his own book of clients and was departing his existing firm. Their client’s billing book included a nine-figure sum of assets under management.
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Jul 29, 2024 |
hahnlaw.com | Andrew May
Date: July 29, 2024 Hahn Loeser Partner, Andrew S. May, recently secured a unanimous motion to dismiss in favor of his client in an ongoing arbitration of a FINRA dispute. In this case, May’s client, a registered representative, was involved in an oil & gas offering in 2014 that went sour. None of the customers involved in the oil & gas offering filed complaints against May’s client, but 15 customers filed complaints against the securities firm that had previously employed him.
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May 13, 2024 |
hahnlaw.com | Andrew May
Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP is proud to announce the addition of Andrew S. May, who joined the Chicago office as a partner in the Firm’s Business Practice Area. May brings over 25 years of experience in serving participants in the securities and futures industries. “We are very excited to welcome Andrew to our team,” remarked Hahn Loeser Business Practice Area Chair Rocco Debitetto. “He brings tremendously valuable experience in all aspects of securities and commodities.
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Apr 16, 2024 |
hahnlaw.com | Molly Brown |Andrew May
On April 5, 2024, the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) obtained a verdict after an eight-day civil jury trial in SEC v. Matthew Panuwat (“SEC v. Panuwat”), in which the SEC alleged shadow insider trading, in violation of the federal securities laws. The SEC’s complaint alleged that Panuwat used highly confidential information of his employer, Medivation, Inc.’s (“Medivation”) upcoming acquisition by Pfizer Inc. (“Pfizer”) to trade ahead of the news for his own enrichment. SEC v.
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