Kate Zheng is an associate in the New York office of Latham & Watkins.
Kate represents investment and commercial banks, investment firms, financial institutions, and operating companies, acting as an issuer, initial purchaser, borrower, or lender, in a wide range of securitization and structured finance transactions.
She has experience in securitizations and financing backed by various types of traditional and esoteric assets, including:
Data centers
Triple net leases
Insurance annuities
Affordable housing
Unsecured consumer loans originated through fintech-bank partnerships
Trade receivables, credit card receivables, and retail installment contracts
Residential mortgage loans, home equity lines of credit (HELOC), residential transitional loans (RTL), home equity investment contracts (HEAs/ HEIs), and home improvement loans
Qualifications
Bar Qualification
New York
Education
JD, Georgetown University Law Center, 2022 cum laude
BA in International Relations & Psychology, University of Rochester, 2018 cum laude
Multidisciplinary team advises on the landmark compute infrastructure financing.
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