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Hoyoon Nam

Hoyoon Nam
Shareholder
Vedder Price

Hoyoon Nam is a Shareholder in Vedder Price’s New York and London* offices and a member of the Global Transportation Finance team.

Mr. Nam focuses his practice on maritime and transportation finance. Mr. Nam frequently represents banks, investment funds, corporate borrowers and financial sponsors in connection with financing and restructuring transactions. He also works on direct lending and other private credit matters, representing private debt providers in connection with acquisition debt, special situations, rescue and bridge financings as well as working capital and liquidity-enhancing credit transactions.

He has extensive experience in asset finance matters, including lending transactions involving clients in the maritime and transportation industry sectors. Mr. Nam is qualified in New York, England and Wales and the Marshall Islands. Since 2023, he has been ranked in Chambers USA’s Nationwide Transportation: Shipping/Maritime: Finance category.

*Please note not a Member of Vedder Price LLP

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