In a recent announcement by Paul Weiss, it was revealed that Jarryd E. Anderson has joined the firm’s ranks as a partner in the corporate department. His secondary role will be the co-chair of the financial services group. Interestingly, he will be resident in two major legal hubs – Washington, D.C., and New York.
Anderson is no new name in the corporate legal world. His experience in advising banking organizations, non-bank financial institutions, asset managers, and financial technology companies on key issues like mergers and acquisitions, governance and regulatory, supervisory, and enforcement matters is highly recognized.
In his new role at Paul Weiss, he will extend this service to his clients and guide them on essential issues under the Dodd-Frank Act, the Bank Holding Company Act, and the Change in Bank Control Act.
Before joining Paul Weiss, Anderson served as a regulatory policy adviser in the division of supervision and regulation of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System. His background in overseeing banking regulation at a federal level thus lends further weight to his capabilities.
In what promises to be a seamless transition, Anderson’s familiarity with the regulatory and policy framework would be of immense use to both Paul Weiss and its corporate clients navigating the intricacies of financial regulations.