Carey Olsen has expanded its finance practice in the Cayman Islands with the appointment of Dylan Wiltermuth who has joined the firm as counsel.
Carey Olsen has expanded its finance practice in the Cayman Islands with the appointment of Dylan Wiltermuth who has joined the firm as counsel.
Wiltermuth (pictured) is an experienced Cayman Islands lawyer who specialises in all aspects of structured finance and securitisation transactions as well as public and private mergers and acquisitions. His recent capital market experience includes a substantial number of CLO closings and advising a number of leading global banks and issuers.
He joins Carey Olsen’s rapidly expanding team in the Cayman Islands, which is widely recognised for advising global financial institutions on innovative and complex cross-border transactions.
Carey Olsen partner Nick Bullmore says: “We are delighted to welcome Dylan to Carey Olsen as we continue to expand our finance capability in the Cayman Islands.
“Our finance team draws together specialists with onshore and offshore experience and Dylan's expertise will be of great value to our clients as we continue to increase our market share."
Having trained and qualified at Freshfields in London and New York, Wiltermuth was also with Kirkland & Ellis in London before relocating to the Cayman Islands in 2013 and becoming an attorney with an offshore law firm.
Wiltermuth says: "Carey Olsen has an excellent reputation for its finance work across the group. I am looking forward to working with Nick and the team as we continue to build out the practice in the Cayman Islands."
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