Mary Jeanne is a recognized industry expert and specializes in bank financing, financial services, and structured finance law. Her practice focuses on debt financing, securitizations, asset-based lending, equipment finance, project finance, derivatives transactions, restructurings and the taking of security. Mary Jeanne acts for both borrowers, and banks and financial institutions in cross-border and Canadian domestic transactions in an array of industries, from acquisition financings in the manufacturing, agribusiness, financial and security services, transportation, aerospace, media and technology sectors to financing projects in the mining, pulp and paper, energy and healthcare sectors. In the area of structured finance and securitization, she is highly valued for her subject-matter expertise on receivables purchase transactions in all asset classes, including mortgages, trade receivables, vehicle and equipment loans and leases, credit cards and consumer loans. Mary Jeanne is fluent in English and French.
On January 22, 2010, Ford Credit Canada Limited (FCCL) completed a retail loan securitization transaction, receiving proceeds of approximately $510 million.
On June 29, 2009, Ford Credit Canada Limited (FCCL) completed a retail loan securitization transaction, receiving proceeds of $0.6 billion. In order to carry out the transaction, Ford Auto Securitization Trust, a newly established master trust sponsored by FCCL, purchased a pool of retail conditional sale contracts from FCCL.
On June 24, 2009, Canadian Road Leasing Company (CRLC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Ford Credit Canada Limited (FCCL), completed a lease securitization transaction, receiving proceeds of US$1.3 billion.
On April 15, 2009, Canadian Road Leasing Company (CRLC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Ford Credit Canada Limited (FCCL), completed a lease securitization transaction, receiving proceeds of $600 million.
