Paul Roder

About Paul Roder

Paul M. Roder is Co-Chair of Moses & Singer’s Banking & Finance practice group and a…

Experience

1. Partner

   Moses Singer

   Sep 1999 — Present

   Paul M. Roder is Co-Chair of Moses & Singer’s Banking & Finance practice group and a member of the Firm’s Management Committee. For over two decades, Paul has represented money center banks and other financial institutions in sophisticated financing arrangements. He has extensive experience in syndicated and bilateral lending, secured lending, and letter of credit transactions. He actively represents lenders in fund finance, trade finance, and private banking/high-net-worth finance, as well as other financings. Paul’s clients include foreign and domestic lenders who often serve as lead agents and arrangers in syndicated credit facilities and as letter of credit issuers. He regularly represents lenders in cross-border financings and extensions of credit to a wide range of borrowers.In the fund finance market, Paul counsels clients on a variety of credit facilities, including subscription, hybrid, NAV, and general partner and management company facilities, as well as equity commitment arrangements and other uses of capital commitments to support extensions of credit. In addition, he represents money center banks in all facets of letter of credit transactions and trade finance, including secured and unsecured letter of credit and demand guarantee facilities, trade finance loans, accounts receivable purchases, draft discounting, and supply chain finance. Paul is an active member of the American Bar Association and the New York City Bar Association. He currently serves as Co-Chair of the ABA’s Letters of Credit Subcommittee of the UCC Committee and was Co-Chair of the New York City Bar Association’s Working Group on New York State LIBOR Replacement Legislation and Working Group on Federal LIBOR Replacement Legislation. Paul speaks frequently for clients, bar associations, and trade organizations on a range of topics, including lending, letters of credit, trade finance, fund finance, LIBOR replacement, and the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR).