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David Eisenberg is a Partner in the Firm's Corporate Department where he concentrates on banking and corporate law and asset-backed securities transactions. Mr. Eisenberg is responsible for creating the asset-backed practice at the firm and has represented clients involved in the structuring of the first asset-backed commercial paper program, the first public offering of credit card-backed securities by a bank and the first offering of asset-backed securities supported by dealer floor plan loans. Mr. Eisenberg has also represented clients involved in international asset-backed and future flow transactions involving issuers located in Japan, Korea, Mexico, Brazil, Italy and Turkey. Mr. Eisenberg represents JPMorgan Chase Bank, as issuer, in its ongoing program of public offerings of its credit card receivables backed notes. In addition Mr. Eisenberg represented JPMorgan Chase Bank in connection with the issuance of notes backed by commercial loans and in connection with its offerings of Leveraged Notes for Credit Exposure, a credit derivative product. Mr. Eisenberg has also represented underwriters, issuers and sponsors of modeled index catastrophe bonds. Mr. Eisenberg has represented sellers and buyers of credit protection in connection with synthetic securitizations of consumers loans, commercial loans and high yield bonds. Additionally, Mr. Eisenberg has represented The Blackstone Group in connection with its first sponsored CLO transaction and DreamWorks in connection with a structured non-recourse financing of an existing and future portfolio of films and related assets.
Mr. Eisenberg received his B.A., summa cum laude, in 1974 from Duke University and his J.D. in 1977 from Duke University School of Law. He is a member of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York.
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Duke University School of Law, 1977 J.D. |
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Duke University, 1974 B.A.
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