Ross Cooper
Legal Director
Ross is an experienced finance and restructuring lawyer who specialises in trading, and the associated workout of, all forms of debt and the delivery of large, technology-assisted projects for banks and other financial services clients.
Ross's experience
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Our largest tech-led client collaboration to date. We acted for a UK financial institution to transition a customer portfolio with a substantial value away from LIBOR. The overall solution provided for automatic data sharing (including management information) between Pinsent Masons and the client, with custom built software enhancing the due diligence process. Both data captured during due diligence and data submitted by the client was used to generate amendment agreements and conditions precedent for over 700 lending agreements.
- United Kingdom
- Financial Services
Credentials
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2025Pinsent Masons, Legal Director
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2015Qualified in Scotland
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2013Joined Pinsent Masons
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