Marc Langer advises on the structuring, negotiation and execution of derivatives and other structured transactions, as well as related regulatory matters. Previously a Vice President and Senior Counsel at Goldman Sachs & Co., he has deep experience advising on corporate equity derivatives transactions, and advises on OTC equity derivatives, regulated swaps, systematic trading strategies and margin lending, among other matters. His practice also includes advising on U.S. federal securities laws, SEC and CFTC rules, broker-dealer and FINRA regulations.
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Education
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Georgetown University Law Center, 2016 J.D.
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Yale University, 2011 M.A.
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Tufts University, 2005 B.A.
Based in the New York office, Marc Langer is a Partner in Simpson Thacher’s Derivates Practice. Marc advises on the structuring, negotiation and execution of derivatives and other structured transactions, as well as related regulatory matters. He has deep experience advising on corporate equity derivatives transactions, and advises on OTC equity derivatives, regulated swaps, systematic trading strategies and margin lending, among other matters.
Prior to joining Simpson Thacher, Marc was Vice President and Senior Counsel at Goldman Sachs & Co., where he served as senior counsel to Goldman Sachs’s trading and business divisions on structured derivatives and provided guidance on U.S. federal securities laws, SEC and CFTC rules, broker-dealer and FINRA regulations, among others.
He also previously worked in private practice, and prior to his legal career, consulted on foreign affairs for the U.S. government and served in the military.
Marc received his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center in 2016, his Master’s degree from Yale University in 2011 and his Bachelor’s degree from Tufts University in 2005.