Alan Beloff focuses his practice on complex debt financings, restructurings and workouts, with more than 34 years of experience in the area.

Alan’s practice includes the representation of banks; finance companies; other financial institutions; and corporate, partnership, trust and individual borrowers in connection with a wide variety of financing transactions. He has handled leveraged buyout and acquisition financings, leveraged recapitalizations, working capital financings, asset-based financings, and letter of credit financings at the large corporate and middle market levels. As counsel to senior lenders, he has extensive experience in negotiating intercreditor and subordination arrangements with public and private debt investors and institutional providers of subordinated debt. He has worked on a number of multijurisdictional, cross-border secured financings involving guaranty and collateral arrangements in numerous foreign countries, coordinating with the firm’s office in London and with local counsel in the relevant jurisdictions.

As borrower’s counsel, Alan frequently represents high-net-worth individuals and their related family trusts and partnerships in connection with large financings of their margin stock holdings under Regulation U and other financing activities. He has negotiated numerous large corporate financings as borrower’s counsel, working closely with representatives of corporate clients of the firm to facilitate their efforts to obtain or restructure working capital or acquisition financing.

Alan’s wide experience in debt financings, from both the lender’s and the borrower’s perspective, includes not only the structuring of new financings during periods of economic expansion, but also the representation of lenders and borrowers in restructuring and working out troubled credits during times of economic distress. He was recognized by Super Lawyers in 2004 and 2005 for his work in Massachusetts.