Cadwalader is pleased to announce the return of Dan Meade, a highly respected bank regulatory lawyer with over two decades of experience, as partner in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office, effective today.

“We are thrilled to welcome Dan back to Cadwalader,” said Managing Partner Pat Quinn. “Dan’s expertise and deep familiarity with the bank regulatory landscape further solidify our ability to deliver the high-caliber guidance our clients rely on, especially as we continue to enhance our leadership in financial services.”

With over 25 years of experience navigating complex regulatory frameworks, Dan brings in-depth knowledge of matters such as the Volcker Rule, affiliate transactions, Basel III capital requirements, sanctions compliance, credit risk transfer transactions, anti-money laundering, and emerging fintech and cryptocurrency regulation. His experience includes work at other global law firms, government service, senior in-house roles and leadership positions in national regulatory organizations, where he earned a reputation as a trusted advisor to some of the largest financial institutions.

“Dan’s return strengthens our ability to deliver top-tier regulatory advice across an increasingly intricate financial landscape,” said Cadwalader Financial Services Co-Chair Jamie Frazier. “His deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and creative problem-solving skills will be instrumental in helping clients navigate the challenges of today’s financial markets.”

Dan expressed his enthusiasm about rejoining the firm: “Cadwalader has always been at the forefront of providing innovative and practical solutions to clients. I am excited to be back and to contribute to the firm’s efforts in tackling the most pressing issues in financial regulation.”

Dan’s return marks another milestone in Cadwalader’s commitment to providing clients with industry-leading expertise in financial services. Over the past few years, the firm has expanded its Financial Services Group with a series of strategic hires aimed at addressing the growing complexities of financial regulatory compliance and innovative financial transactions.