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ARTICLE · 13 JULY 2020

Navigating Distress In The Capital Markets

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Regional Head of Americas and Global Capital Markets Service Line Leader, James Maitland talks to GlobalCapital to discuss how the captial markets are reacting to the current period of distress...

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Regional Head of Americas and Global Capital Markets Service Line Leader, James Maitland talks to GlobalCapital to discuss how the captial markets are reacting to the current period of distress and the lessons the markets should take away from the turbulence.

*Interview first featured in GlobalCapital

Where does Ocorian sit in the capital markets and structured finance ecosystem? What services are you providing for your clients?

We are a full service corporate and fiduciary services provider, with a global footprint of 16 jurisdictions. We support the full range of capital markets players and activities, from unsecured corporate and institutional clients, to some of the most complex structured finance and structured credit vehicles in the marketplace. 

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