Stanley Mok

Stanley’s experience includes advising:

• A large non-bank mortgage originator with more than A$3bn in residential and commercial mortgages on the establishment of a master securitisation program and establishment of various warehouse facilities.

• Westpac Banking Corporation on the establishment of a global receivables purchase program for Flight Centre (ASX listed) in 2024.

• A consumer finance originator on the establishment of a master securitisation program and establishment of various warehouse facilities, and their inaugural capital markets term securitisation in 2024.

• The arranger/dealers to the A$350m inaugural capital markets term securitisation by BNK Banking Corporation Limited in 2024.

• A non-bank mortgage originator on the establishment of a master securitisation program in 2023 and the establishment of multiple warehouse facilities.

• A vehicle loan originator on the establishment of a master securitisation program and the acquisition of a portfolio of vehicle loans funded via a securitization structure in 2024.

• The arranger/dealers on a Firstmac term securitisation in 2024 which was the second largest term securitisation by volume in the Australian market.

• The financiers relating to the acquisition by Latitude of the David Jones credit card business from American Express in 2024.

• A securitisation financier to Sigma Healthcare in 2024 in connection with the merger between Sigma and Chemist Warehouse.

• The Wingate Group in connection with an acquisition of the group by CapitaLand Investment in 2024.

• Skycredit and Nimble Australia on a merger/acquisition involving a restructuring of multiple securitisation structures in 2024.

• The arranger/dealer to the inaugural capital markets term securitisation by MA Financial in 2023.

• Butn Limited (ASX listed) on various term securitisations relating to trade receivables from 2018 to date.

• The financiers in relation to the A$8.2bn acquisition of GE’s credit cards, personal loans, auto loans and residential loans businesses (now Latitude Financial Services) by a consortium comprising KKR, Värde Partners and Deutsche Bank in 2015, which was the first large-scale credit card securitisation in the Australian market.