• JPMorgan Chase in its acquisition of First Republic Bank from the FDIC
• Silicon Valley Bridge Bank on a range of issues relating to its status as a bridge bank and ending with the acquisition of substantially all of its deposits by First Citizens
• Signature Bridge Bank on various legal, regulatory and corporate governance matters related to its creation, operation and exit from bridge bank status
• A consortium of the 8 U.S. G-SIBs and 3 large regional banks in making a $30 billion deposit investment into First Republic Bank in an attempt to stabilize the bank
• Truist on its:
  • $1.95 billion sale of a stake in Truist Insurance to Stone Point Capital
  • $2 billion acquisition of Service Finance
  • sale of BB&T and a portfolio of leases and loans to TCF Capital Solutions
• U.S. G-SIBs and various regional banks on numerous regulatory proposals, including involving the Basel III endgame, long-term debt, holding companies and IDI resolution plans 
• A group of large regional banks on a comment letter on a proposal to subject them to a long-term debt requirement developed for G-SIBs
• Crypto Council for Innovation, Circle and Coinbase on legislative proposals for a federal framework for regulating crypto assets including stablecoins
• Advice to numerous banks and other financial institutions on the government’s COVID-19 support programs
• Led the teams that produced memos on the Main Street Program, Main Street Program Legal Architecture, Key CARES Act Provisions and Fed Programs for Corporates, CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program, Expansion of SBA Loan Program under the CARES Act, and Economic Stabilization: Congress Passes the CARES Act
• Several large banking organizations in consent order remediation projects
• Multiple securities offerings as either issuer or underwriters counsel for banks and nonbank financial companies
• A large regional bank in connection with its defense in a putative PPP class action
• BPI and SIFMA in their development of comment letters on the Federal Reserve and FDIC’s multiple proposals to change the regulations around living wills
• Several fintech companies on strategic approaches, including a national bank charter, an OCC limited purpose charter, and a state industrial bank charter
• ICICI on all aspects of U.S. securities laws related to its NYSE listing and 144A offerings

In addition to her full-time practice, Meg has taught as an adjunct professor at Columbia Law School and Harvard Law School.