Andrew L. Lindsay’s practice focuses on advising U.S. and international financial institutions on U.S. bank and bank holding company regulatory matters.

Among other areas, this includes the legal and regulatory requirements imposed under the Dodd-Frank Act and rules promulgated thereunder, including those related to the Volcker Rule as well as capital and liquidity; matters related to the structure and scope of regulated activities, including the implementation and operation of capital markets, commodities, financial intermediation, and other bank and non-bank activities; and banking organizations on U.S. recovery and resolution planning.

Andrew joined the firm in 2025, having previously practiced at international law firms where he advised financial institutions and their executives in matters before the OCC, FDIC, CFPB, and New York Department of Financial Services.

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Selected Activities

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  • Editor in Chief, Duke Law & Technology Review, Duke University School of Law
  • Special Staff Editor, Duke Journal of Gender & Law Policy, Duke University School of Law

  • Advisory Board Member, Roosevelt Institute

Publications

“The Bank Preemption Ripple Effects After Cantero, Flagstar,” Law360 Expert Analysis (September 3, 2024) (co-author).

“The Drawbacks of Banking Regulators’ Merger Review Plans,” Law360 Expert Analysis (April 26, 2024) (co-author).

“NY Banking Brief: All the Notable Legal Updates in Q4,” Law360 Expert Analysis (January 16, 2024) (co-author).