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Yesim Kadioglu


Key Sectors
  • Trade & Commodities 
  • Construction & Engineering 
  • Internet, Media & Advertising
  • Natural Resources 
  • Real Estate
Practice Areas
  • Arbitration 
  • Banking & Finance
  • Commercial 
  • Corporate 
  • Consultancy
  • Criminal Law
  • Dispute Resolution
  • European Law
  • Projects
Ms Yesim Kadioglu has extensive experience in negotiating and reviewing ISDA Master Agreements, Master Repurchase Agreements, Syndicated Loan Agreements related to ISDA Master Agreements, NY Gurantees, Credit Support Annexes, Custodian Agreements, and drafted renewal for guarantees and prepared termination letters for Loan Agreements; analysed regulatory letters.

She has conducted research on the new regulations of the Dodd-Frank Act, and prepared letters for companies and customers to inform them of important changes, especially regarding new regulations requiring some affiliates’ OTC trading activities to transfer to other affiliates.

Ms Kadioglu has prepared a summary in the relation to the ISDA Dodd-Frank Protocol of rule § 23.504 Swap Trading Relationship Documentation Requirements for Swap Dealers and Major Swap Participants of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Rules and Regulations.

She also prepared for a FINRA arbitration matter by reviewing relevant cases that involved wrongful employment termination and breach of contract, and unpaid promised contractual compensation in respect of the work, labour and services rendered on behalf of the company. Analysed prospective Arbitrators’ cases and their decisions, and ranked them based on their capability to make a decision in favour of the company. She completed Newedge Compliance and Financial Crime Prevention 2011 and 2012 training programs.
  • Istanbul Bar Association
  • New York Law School, New York, NY, LL.M. in Financial Services Law
  • Marmara University, School of Law, Istanbul, Turkey, LL.B
  • Turkish (Native)
  • English (Fluent)
  • Comparison of USA Regulation of OTC Derivatives Market Under the Dodd-Frank Act and European Union OTC Derivatives Regulatory Regimes