Matthew Watson writes on secondary debt market litigation for Journal of International Banking and Finance Law

Matthew Watson has written an article for the JIBFL’s July 2024 edition entitled “Everything settled? Risks for buyers trading on the secondary debt market”.

Trades on the secondary debt market typically go wrong because the lender is unable to settle the trade satisfactorily. In his article, Matthew considers the circumstances in which a selling lender may be unable to settle a trade and the position of the buyer in that event, looking in particular at the decisions on trades conducted on Loan Market Association Terms.

Matthew has considerable experience litigating disputes in the debt markets and is one of the contributors to the current edition of Paget’s Law of Banking.

The full article can be read at: https://www.jibfl.co.uk/articles/everything-settled-risks-for-buyers-trading-on-the-secondary-debt-market