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A&O Shearman's broad caseload encompasses acquisition financing, syndicated loans, and debt facility compliance. The practice, which is also skilled at corporate transactions, is jointly led by Jake Mincemoyer and Gus Atiyah, both of whom operate out of New York. Mincemoyer is a key port of call for investment banks and private credit funds on asset-based lending facilities, liability management transactions, and restructuring. Atiyah counts private equity sponsors, hedge funds, and financial institutions on his client roster and is highly proficient in syndicated senior facilities, second-lien facilities, and debt restructuring. Other key members of the practice include Maura O’ Sullivan, who is experienced in restructuring transactions, asset-based finance, and leveraged lending.
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Key clients
- Boston Scientific Corporation
- CVS Health Corporation
Work highlights
- Advised Intercontinental Exchange, Inc on an amendment to its existing USD3.9bn senior revolving credit facility agented by Wells Fargo Bank, National Association.
- Advised CVS Health Corporation on the establishment of a 364-day term loan credit agreement in the aggregate principal amount of USD3bn, agented by Bank of America, N.A.