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27 April 2022
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Dechert LLP—Richard Pugh

Law firm welcomes back real estate & securitisation partner

Dechert LLP has recently announced that Richard Pugh has re-joined the firm’s global finance practice as a commercial real estate finance and securitisation partner based in London.

A specialist in commercial real estate finance (including CMBS and structured repacks) and securitisation (including securitised lending, term ABS issuance and CLOs), Mr. Pugh (pictured) provides clients with a broad experience and deep understanding and knowledge of the industry. Mr. Pugh started his career at Dechert and, more recently, for the last eight years has headed the in-house legal team at Bank of America covering European commercial real estate finance and securitisation.

Commenting on his appointment, Mr. Pugh said: 'Dechert is where I began my career, and I’m thrilled to be returning to the firm.'

David W. Forti, co-chair of Dechert’s global finance and real estate practice groups, said: 'Richard’s extensive experience and strong industry relationships will be great assets for our real estate finance and securitisation practice, and we’re delighted to welcome him back to the team.'

Aparna Sehgal, head of Dechert’s structured finance and real estate finance teams in Europe, added: 'The depth and breadth of Richard’s expertise will be an excellent addition to our team, and will strengthen our relationships with key clients across Europe.'

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