Tom Lemmon is a Deputy Securitization Editor at GlobalCapital. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, commodities and futures, banking, health and wellness, as well as crypto and blockchain, often focusing on the European Union, United Kingdom, and markets. Tom's work has been featured in inFinite Intelligence and GlobalCapital.
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Tom Lemmon’s focus is primarily on the CLO market, securitization, ABS, asset managers, credit rating, and financial industry. With a high percentage of exclusive content in his coverage attributes, he may be more responsive to pitches offering unique insights or first-hand perspectives related to these topics.
Given the specificity of his articles' titles and themes covered, Tom would likely be most interested in contributions from experts within the finance industry who can provide detailed analysis and commentary on developments within the CLO market and securitization space.
Since there's no specified geographic focus for Tom’s articles but given that many of them pertain to European markets (EU ABS dreams of a green Christmas; European securitization dancing slow as ‘mood music' turns upbeat), expertise relevant to this region might resonate with him.
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◆ Donald Trump's threat to ESG finance in the US ◆ Why ‘woke capitalism' won't be put to bed ◆ UK auto ABS faces up to compensation crisis
New York-based partner departs after 15 years at White & Case
By: Tom Lemmon
Stalwart of UK RMBS since 2016 to be known as Vida Bank
By: Tom Lemmon, George Smith
◆ Court of Appeal brings out yellow flags for auto ABS ◆ Managing regulatory capital
EIB signs Polish green synthetic deal with Inbank, HomeServe agrees £250m facility with Barclays
With liberalisation on the agenda, securitization's broadening horizons and ESG impetus will not go unnoticed
By: Tom Lemmon, George Smith
Numerous deals in recent weeks reflect growing confidence that market is taking off
◆ Barings win the race for a middle market CLO ◆ Surge of green ABS deals
By: Tom Lemmon
The most important regulatory reforms since the global financial crisis are coming for European structured finance in 2025. But while there is optimism securitization can play a meaningful role in European capital markets once again, there is a sense the market is in the last chance saloon, writes Tom Lemmon
For the SRT Series finale, MUFG's head of FIG for the DACH region discusses the future of the market and her career to date
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