About Andrew
Andrew Jinks is a highly experienced partner at Clayton Utz with over three decades in banking law. His expertise extends across international and domestic securitisation and capital markets transactions, making him a trusted advisor for Australia's leading financial institutions, market participants, and government entities.
Throughout his distinguished career, Andrew has been involved in remarkable transactions, including his role in the ANZ Origin sale. He acted for senior lenders in the acquisition by Columbus Capital of ANZ's A$2 billion Origin mortgage distribution business, navigating complex cashflow structuring in SPVs to meet financial and regulatory goals. Another notable achievement was his work on the Heartland reverse mortgage securitisation, a pioneering Australian RMBS in years, which garnered the Structured Finance and Securitisation Deal of the Year by IFLR.
Andrews's advisory capacity shone in the NSW Treasury and Roads and Maritime Services M7 monetisation. He was instrumental in structuring a master trust program for securitising a lease rental stream, leading to recognition at the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Awards for Financial Excellence. His expertise was further exemplified as drafting counsel for the NSW Government's Project Remediate with Lannock Capital, facilitating securitisation to offer interest-free loans for rectifying flammable cladding.
His work with CEFC highlighted innovation in financing clean energy receivables. Andrew crafted solutions involving diverse facilities, including securitisation and sub-participation, aiding CEFC's funding for electric vehicle leases. His contributions also extended to Lannock Capital's strata loan securitisation and restructuring, Taurus Finance's bailment floorplan warehouse securitisation, and Octet's debtor finance supply chain warehouse securitisations. Andrew Jinks stands out for his profound impact on the securitisation and capital markets landscape in Australia.
