Jeremy Newell provides strategic regulatory and public policy advice to a wide range of U.S. and foreign banks and other financial institutions. He has a broad range of legal and government experience and expertise to provide banks and other financial institutions with actionable strategies and solutions in the face of a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.

Jeremy has represented both U.S. and foreign banks on all aspects of the bank regulatory framework, including:

• chartering and control of supervised banks;
• structuring of new products, investments, and business lines;
• reorganization of legal entity and booking model structures;
• AML and other regulatory compliance matters; and
• mergers, acquisitions, and other strategic transactions.

He also routinely advises a wide range of banks, payments companies, and financial technology companies on fintech partnerships and payments issues and policy, and provides strategic counsel to numerous banks on the emerging regulatory framework for climate-related financial risk. Jeremy regularly advises a number of financial services trade associations on a host of high-profile public policy matters, including regulatory reform and administrative law issues.

Jeremy is a former Federal Reserve lawyer and general counsel at some of the most influential trade associations for large banks. A well-recognized thought leader on bank regulation, he is also a frequent speaker, writer, and teacher on U.S. bank regulation and the international regulatory framework for financial institutions.