David McIndoe advises clients on derivatives, commodities, structured products and related capital markets transactions. His experience addresses all aspects of these bilateral and structured transactions, including regulatory, compliance, dispute and litigation matters on behalf of energy firms, investment banks, private equity and hedge funds, commercial end-users, pension funds, credit unions, asset managers and pooled investment funds.

David is playing a significant role in the energy and finance industries’ response to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 (Dodd-Frank), representing energy companies, hedge funds and end users in rulemaking proceedings before the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and other agencies and advising on compliance, enforcement and transactional matters impacted by Title VII of Dodd-Frank.

He has advised clients on a wide range of structured investment products and commodity transactions, and he has established trading relationships under master agreements (e.g., ISDA, EEI, NAESB, IFEMA, etc.) and bespoke arrangements.