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Dean N. Gerber, Shareholder

Phone: 312-609-7638
Email: dgerber@vedderprice.com
Website: www.vedderprice.com
Professional Biography:
Chair, Equipment Finance Group

Dean N. Gerber is a shareholder at Vedder Price P.C. and chairs the Equipment Finance Group. He has extensive experience as special counsel representing lessees, equity participants, lenders, credit enhancers, underwriters, governmental agencies and others on various aspects of aircraft finance, rail finance and other general equipment finance, including leveraged leasing, operating leasing, mortgage and synthetic lease financings, cross-border leasing, securitizations (including "EETCs" and pass-through certificates), government (export credit agency) supported financings, manufacturer supported financings, bankruptcy, restructurings and workouts, and purchase, maintenance and conversion agreements. Mr. Gerber has specific knowledge of structured tax-motivated financings such as U.S.-leveraged leases. He also has participated significantly in the development and structuring of financings involving export credit agencies (primarily the Export-Import Bank of the United States).
Organization: Vedder Price

Articles in the National Law Review database by Dean N. Gerber:

Transferring a Right to Discharge on the International Registry: What You Should Know (Posted On Fri, 2011-07-08 09:13)
New FAA Re-Registration and Renewal Rule Becomes Final (Posted On Fri, 2010-09-03 10:20)
The Emissions Trading Scheme in European Airspace Takes Shape—Can the United States Be Far Behind? (Posted On Sat, 2010-05-15 07:57)
Single-Purpose Entities and Independent Directors: Does the General Growth Ruling Change Structured Finance? (Posted On Sat, 2010-05-15 06:56)

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