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Alexandra Katich

Alexandra Katich

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Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

United States • Denver Elite

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Corporate and M&A

Alexandra Katich at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP specializes in corporate finance transactions. She represents institutional banks, private credit providers, and businesses primarily in debt capital markets and occasionally in equity capital markets. Katich advises on diverse and complex financial transactions, including but not limited to asset-based lending (ABL) and receivables financing.
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Phone
303.583.9932
Email
[email protected]

Accolades

Denver Elite

Profile

Work Department
Corporate and M&A
Position

Partner

Career

Alexandra is a business law attorney with a focus on corporate finance transactions. Her experience includes representing institutional banks, alternative/private credit providers, and businesses across a spectrum of debt and equity capital markets, particularly in the middle market sector. Alexandra also has experience with respect to clients’ other business needs, including reorganizations and restructurings, real estate transactions, real property and equipment leasing, and mergers and acquisitions. A skilled communicator and creative dealmaker, Alexandra is adept at advising and collaborating with clients and other counsel to develop and execute strategic solutions to business and legal issues.

Languages
Corporate and M&A
Education

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, JD

    • Publication: Innovation Worth Sharing: Seeking Balance Between Innovation Policy and National Security, 23 CARDOZO J. INT’L & COMP. L 314Brown University, BA, International Relations

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    Key clients

    • Upper90 Capital Management
    • Keystone National Group, LLC

    Work highlights

    Represented the hybrid private credit and equity investment provider in a $60MM credit facility for Tensec enabling it to expand its annual trade volume from $500MM to $5B.