Ronald S. Borod
Lecturer
Partner, DLA Piper
BA, Princeton University
JD, Harvard Law School
LLM, New York University School of Law
Biography
Ronald S. Borod is a partner in DLA Piper’s Corporate and Finance group. He has worked extensively in securitization and structured finance for almost two decades and established a reputation as a thought leader in the creation of innovative structures and financial products.
Mr. Borod focuses his practice on the development and implementation of new structures for securitization programs and helping clients capture new value from distressed assets in the capital markets. Previously, he was with Brown Rudnick, where he chaired that firm’s Structured Finance Group. He also was founder and co-chair of the Structured Resolution Group and Climate and Energy Group.
Mr. Borod has authored a Tax Management Portfolio for the Bureau of National Affairs and was editor and co-author of a treatise on structured finance, Securitization: Asset-Backed and Mortgage-Backed Securities. He co-teaches Securitization.
- Profile Types
- Banking & Financial Law LLM, Faculty, Lecturers & Adjunct Professors, and Part-Time Faculty
Publications
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Ronald S. Borod, Steven B. Levine, Madeleine ML Tan & Eugene Solomonov, Reflections in Plague Time: Perspectives on the Sub-prime Crisis, in The Americas Restructuring and Insolvency Guide 2008/2009 (2008)
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