Virtually all major law firms provide legal advice in an array
of matters ranging from the adversarial to the transactional and
lots of disciplines in between. Mayer Brown, of course, is no
exception; however, among other areas, we have a unique ability to
provide integrated legal services to the regulated industry of
consumer financial services. Providing effective legal services to
a regulated industry requires an in-depth knowledge of the
underlying business—how it makes money and how it can lose
money—and the overlay of law and regulations that inform how
that business must operate.
In the area of consumer financial services, Mayer Brown brings an
unparalleled understanding of how the pieces fit together—how
our clients extend, administer, enforce, buy, sell, and securitize
consumer credit; how they finance their operations; how they
protect and defend their assets and business; how they use, provide
and receive third-party services; how they maneuver within and
around the labyrinth of federal and state laws and regulations and
the specter of government enforcement; and how they position
themselves within the industry, with their customers and in matters
of public policy that drive their very existence and their future.
This knowledge of both law and business enables Mayer Brown to
serve as a trusted advisor to our clients in the consumer financial
services industry, a role that we cherish and constantly strive to
improve.
In the following report, we are pleased to offer a snapshot of our
consumer financial services work in 2019. Hopefully, these
representative engagements will help demonstrate how Mayer Brown
can assist clients with navigating the complex world of consumer
financial services. We look forward to continuing to work, or
working for the first time, with you this year and in the years to
come. Thank you for this privilege.
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