Banking and Finance

• Asurion in numerous offerings, including a $3.3 billion incremental first and second lien facility; $1.2 billion first lien term facility; a $1.18 billion incremental first lien term facility to fund the prepayment of a portion of the outstanding new B-7 term loans.
• Campbell Soup in a $1.85 billion senior unsecured revolving facility.
• Cava Group, a portfolio company of T. Rowe Price Group, in a senior secured revolving facility.
• Cedar Fair in a $1.3 billion senior secured term loan and revolving facility.
• Citi in numerous offerings, including a $9.1 billion committed unsecured bridge financing to support the pending acquisition by Parker-Hannifin of Meggitt; a $2.75 billion amended and extended senior unsecured revolving facility for Becton, Dickinson and Co .; a $1.7 billion senior secured revolving and term facilities for AZZ to finance the acquisition of the Precoat Metals business segment of Sequa (a portfolio company of Carlyle Group).
• Dun & Bradstreet in its $3.9 billion incremental secured term loan and revolving facility.
• The Estée Lauder Companies in a $2.5 billion senior unsecured multicurrency revolving credit facility to replace, and increase commitments under, its existing facility.
• Johnson & Johnson in its $10 billion 364-day revolving facility.
• JPMorgan Chase, as administrative and collateral agent, lead arranger and joint bookrunner, in its upsized $2.75 billion senior secured term and revolving facility for Clarios Global (a subsidiary of Brookfield Business Partners).
• The Kroger Co in a $4.75 billion senior unsecured term facility to support its $24.6 billion acquisition of Albertsons Companies.
• The lead arrangers, joint bookrunners, and agents in $1.1 billion first and second lien multicurrency facilities to finance KKR''s acquisition of a majority stake in ERM.
• Trinity Acquisition, a subsidiary of Willis Towers Watson (Ireland), in an amended and restated $1.5 billion senior unsecured revolving facility.

Capital Markets

• Avolon Holdings in a $1.15 billion 144A offering of senior notes by Avolon Holdings Funding, a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Avolon.
• Arrival i n its $320 million offering of senior unsecured 144A/Reg S green convertible notes, concurrently with its $354 million follow-on offering of ordinary shares, to generate operating capital.
• Black Knight (BK) in a $1 billion private offering pursuant to Rule 144A of senior unsecured notes by its subsidiary, Black Knight InfoServ , to finance BK''s acquisition of Optimal Blue Holdings.
• Blue Bird and an affiliate of American Securities, as selling stockholder, in a $133 million secondary offering of 4,042,650 shares of common stock.
• The Estée Lauder Companies in its $650 million offering of investment grade senior unsecured notes.
• Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Securities, Mizuho and another financial institution, as representatives of the underwriters, in a $3 billion investment grade senior notes offering for Keurig Dr Pepper.
• Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, and Citi, as dealer managers, in the $4.6 billion senior notes exchange offer and consent solicitation by S&P Global, in connection with S&P Global''s acquisition of IHS Markit.
• Iron Mountain Incorporated in private offerings aggregating $3.5 billion pursuant to Rule 144A of senior unsecured notes and its $750 million offering of senior unsecured 144A / Reg S notes to finance its acquisition of ITRenew .
• Johnson & Johnson in numerous offerings, including a multi-tranche $7.5 billion senior unsecured notes offering to, primarily, finance its acquisition of Momenta Pharmaceuticals; a multi-tranche $4.5 billion senior notes offering; and a $4 billion registered offering of U.S. dollar-denominated notes and an aggregate $2.7 billion registered offering of euro-denominated notes to fund the acquisition of Shockwave and its U.S. and euro-commercial paper programs.
• Morgan Stanley and another financial institution, as representatives of the underwriters, in a $1.5 billion offering of senior notes by Tyson Foods.
• Morgan Stanley and the other managers in a $6.25 billion Rule 144A private offering of senior unsecured notes by Nutrition & Biosciences to finance, in part, its merger with International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. (IFF) following N&B''s spin-off by DuPont.
• Office Properties Income Trust, a REIT, in its $300 million 144A/Reg S offering of 9.000% senior secured notes, due 2029.
• Truist Securities, Wells Fargo Securities and another financial institution, as representatives of the underwriters, in a $500 million offering of senior notes by McCormick.

Restructuring

• Arcade Beauty in connection with its out-of-court recapitalization that received support from 100% of its lenders and shareholders. A substantial amount of debt was extinguished, and the company was provided with a new capital infusion.
• CEC Entertainment in a $200 million senior secured debtor-in-possession term facility to finance business operations during its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings and $375 million first and second lien term exit facilities to finance business operations upon emerging from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
• Prepetition secured lenders in Chapter 11 cases of Clovis Oncology and its affiliates.
• Fieldwood Energy (n/k/a QuarterNorth Energy Holding ) in a $100 million senior secured debtor-in-possession facility to finance business operations during its Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings; $1.8 billion amended and restated first and second lien facilities to finance operations upon its exit from bankruptcy proceedings; and $119 million first lien exit term, $185 million second lien exit term and $200 million senior secured revolving facilities to finance its business operations upon emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
• DIP lender, first lien lender and successful stalking horse bidder in the Chapter 11 cases of Tamarac 10200 and Unipharma, manufacturer of OTC and nutraceutical products.
• Redbox Entertainment in connection with its financing efforts and merger with Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment.
• Talen Energy Supply in its Chapter 11 cases with approximately $5 billion in funded debt obligations.
• iFIT Health & Fitness in connection with a $355 million capital raise and restructuring of hundreds of millions of other company obligations.

Structured Finance

• Apollo Global Management — including as sponsor — in numerous offerings as well as Donlen Fleet Lease Funding 2 as issuer in Donlen''s $1.9 billion issuance of four classes of Series 2021-1 asset backed variable funding notes secured by a collateral pool of Donlen-managed vehicle lease; and Donlen''s $1 billion issuance of six classes of Series 2021-2 asset backed fixed and floating rate 144A notes secured by a collateral pool of Donlen-managed vehicle leases.
• Apollo on various consumer, equipment lease, rental car and other ABS warehouses, financings, and refinancings.
• Apollo and Redding Ridge on their European CLOs.
• Choron Holdings., as sponsor and its affiliates, as sellers and servicers, in connection with a $100 million-dollar cross border 4(a)(2) asset-backed note issuance.
• Credit Suisse, as lender and structuring agent, in an asset-backed financing to support the acquisition by a KKR-led consortium of a $1.1 billion music portfolio that includes more than 62,000 copyrights across music genres (pop, rock, and country) by artists and songwriters, from Kobalt Music Royalty Fund II.
• Enterprise Fleet Management, as sponsor and servicer, in the issuance by Enterprise Fleet Financing 2022-1, LLC of $1.3 billion 144A asset-backed notes collateralized by leases generated through Enterprise''s fleet leasing business.

Matters may have been handled prior to joining Paul Hastings.