Katie Carson appointed as new partner
Media Release
2 May 2017
KATIE CARSON APPOINTED PARTNER, DLA PIPER
Katie Carson, an internationally recognised banking and finance lawyer, has joined DLA Piper’s New Zealand Financial Services team as partner.
Ms Carson has 20 years local and international experience in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. A graduate of Oxford University, she has been acknowledged globally as the New Zealand winner of the International Law Office’s Client Choice awards (2017) in Banking and Finance.
Katie is a well-regarded lawyer whose clients say she 'is commercial in getting to the heart of the issues quickly.'[1]
Originally from the UK, Katie has practised in partnership in New Zealand since 2012, also holding a Board position.
Her specialist practice areas include securitisation and capital markets, debt restructuring and insolvency, fintech, and regulatory and product development work. She has an extensive background including advising national and international banks, non-bank deposit takers, and borrowers.
DLA Piper’s banking and finance practice is significant international and collaborative. Ms Carson will provide further strength to the Australasian and Asia-Pacific presence.
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[1] Chambers & Partners 2017
About DLA Piper
DLA Piper is a global law firm with lawyers located in more than 40 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, positioning us to help clients with their legal needs around the world.
For further information about DLA Piper and its services see: www.dlapiper.com
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