Mayer Brown’s Hogan joins Gibson Dunn as partner

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via LinkedIn.comAndrew Hogan, partner, Gibson Dunn

Gibson Dunn, a leading global law firm headquartered in Los Angeles, has hired Andrew Hogan as a partner in its finance and investment funds practice groups, the company announced.

Hogan represents investment funds, fund sponsors and lenders in a broad range of transactions, including securitizations and structured fund financings and other financings using securitization techniques, Gibson Dunn said.

Hogan arrives at the firm from Mayer Brown, where he was a partner, and where he worked for three years. Before that, he was an associate at Ropes & Gray.

“As the market increasingly demands solutions that cut across traditional fund finance and structured finance products, Andy adds significant depth to our ability to structure and execute innovative financings for sponsors throughout the life cycle of their funds and investment platforms,” according to a statement from Duncan McKay, the head of fund finance who joined in 2025.

As fund finance evolves rapidly and traditional product categories increasingly converge with structured finance and securitization, “Gibson Dunn’s elite and global platform creates a tremendous opportunity to bring those capabilities together and develop sophisticated, innovative financing solutions tailored to out clients’ needs,” Hogan said.

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