Nick Nosce represents clients in their most complex structured finance transactions, with a particular emphasis on whole-business securitizations, esoteric asset-backed securitizations, and acquisition financings and liability management transactions that utilize securitization technology.
Nick leverages his experience to help major corporations, private equity sponsors, and financial institutions navigate structured financings of a broad array of assets, including: 

  • Whole-business securitizations involving quick-service restaurants, fitness centers, home services, intellectual property, and other intangible assets
  • Digital infrastructure 
  • Rental cars
  • Auto fleet leases
  • Collateralized loan obligations (CLOs)
  • Energy assets
  • Diamond receivables
  • Healthcare receivables

Nick collaborates with clients and other counterparties to provide comprehensive, bespoke solutions for the specific assets and cash flow streams being securitized. He prioritizes understanding each client’s financing and liquidity needs when advising on the structuring, marketing, and execution of innovative structured products. 

Nick also maintains an active pro bono practice and has advised impact-driven clients with launching charitable investment funds, engaging in mission-related investments globally and structuring equity and debt investments in innovators in healthcare, life sciences, and technology. 

Before joining Latham, he was an associate at another large global law firm.

Nick’s experience includes advising:

 

Whole-Business Securitizations

 

  • Guggenheim Securities, as initial purchaser, in multiple transactions, including: 
    • The issuance and sale of US$800 million in asset-backed term notes by Planet Fitness Master Issuer LLC under its whole business securitization by Planet Fitness, Inc. and its subsidiaries*
    • The issuance and sale of US$440 million in asset-backed term and variable funding notes by EWC Master Issuer LLC under its inaugural whole business securitization by European Wax Center, Inc. and its subsidiaries*
  • Jack in the Box, Inc. and its subsidiaries in the issuance and sale of approximately US$1.3 billion in asset-backed term and variable funding notes under a whole business securitization by Jack in the Box Funding, LLC*
  • Neighborly Company and its subsidiaries in the issuance of US$150 million in asset-backed variable funding notes under a whole business securitization by Neighborly Issuer LLC*

Digital Infrastructure Securitizations 

  • The initial purchasers in the issuance and sale of US$368 million in data center revenue term notes that are green bonds by a leading data center company

Rental Car Securitizations 

  • Hertz on all issuances of variable funding notes and medium-term notes under its rental car securitization program totaling over US$7 billion*

Auto Fleet Lease Securitizations

  • The lenders in the issuance of US$1 billion in asset-backed variable funding notes by a fleet management company*

CLOs

  • Sixth Street and its affiliate funds on nine CLO issuances in 2024 totaling over US$3 billion, as well as on related warehouse financings*
  • Investment banks, as either initial purchasers or placement agents, on broadly syndicated loan and middle-market CLO transactions, including new issue CLOs, refinancings, and resets*
  • A leading asset manager on various structured credit investments in warehouse facilities and CLO equity and mezzanine tranches*

Energy Securitizations

  • Public energy company on its US$2.3 billion accounts receivables facility*
  • Private power company on its US$750 million accounts receivables facility*

Diamond Securitizations

  • Private diamond company on its inaugural cross-border diamond trade receivables securitization*

Healthcare Securitizations 

  • Public pharmaceuticals company on its accounts receivables facility*

Other Notable Transactions

  • A private power company in its US$26.6 billion acquisition by another public power company*
  • An ad hoc group of creditors to a leading e-commerce platform for buying and selling used cars on its US$5.7 billion debt exchange and related liability management transactions*
  • A private credit fund on the establishment of a US$275 million structured leverage facility secured by its portfolio of middle market loans*
  • A leading private equity firm and its portfolio company in its US$2.9 billion acquisition of another restaurant chain*

* Matter handled prior to joining Latham

Bar Qualification

  • New York

Education

  • JD, New York Law School, 2021
    magna cum laude, Staff Editor, New York Law School Law Review
  • BA in Economics, Williams College, 2016