Leveraged & Syndicated Lending

Chambers USA (2026)

Chambers USA Awards (2024)

Financing sources in providing financing for Compass’ $10 billion combination with Anywhere Real Estate.

Lead arrangers on the $5.6 billion financing for KKR’s investment in Cotiviti.

Financing sources in Cotiviti’s acquisition of Edifecs, a pioneer in healthcare data interoperability.

Lead arrangers on a $15 billion equivalent Term Loan B for Warner Bros. Discovery to refinance its existing $15 billion bridge facility. This landmark transaction is the largest-ever Term Loan B and the largest cross-border Term Loan B financing in history.

Lead arrangers in CD&R’s agreement to acquire Sealed Air, a leading global provider of food and protective packaging solutions, for $10.3 billion.

Financing sources for Apollo and BC Partners’ CAD$8 billion (USD$5.6 billion) acquisition of GFL Environmental’s Environmental Services business.

Financing sources in Thoma Bravo’s $5.3 billion all-cash take-private acquisition of U.K.-based AI cybersecurity company Darktrace.

Financing sources in providing $3.15 billion in committed financing for Sixth Street’s $5.1 billion take-private acquisition of Enstar Group, a leading global insurance group.

Lenders and lead arrangers on the financing for Bain Capital’s $4.5 billion take-private acquisition of Envestnet, a leading wealth management technology company.

Financing sources on Lone Star’s $3 billion acquisition of Carrier Global Corporation’s Commercial and Residential Fire business to form Kidde Global Solutions.

Financing sources for Madison Dearborn’s $2.7 billion purchase of NFP’s wealth business, including Wealthspire Advisors, Fiducient Advisors, Newport Private Wealth and related platforms, from Aon.

Financing sources in Partners Group’s $2.2 billion acquisition of a 1.9 GW portfolio of 11 natural gas power plants in California operated by Middle River Power.

Financing sources in connection with Blackstone’s (NYSE: BX) acquisition of Shermco for approximately $1.6 billion.

Financing sources for Gibraltar Industries (Nasdaq: ROCK) in a $1.335 billion definitive agreement to acquire OmniMax International.