Vincent Dunn’s practice concentrates on representing domestic and international clients in connection with banking, finance, leasing and related transactions. Mr. Dunn has extensive experience representing both lenders and borrowers in connection with secured and unsecured lending transactions, including asset-based lending, acquisition financing, working capital facilities and structured finance. Mr. Dunn is also actively involved with debt workouts and restructurings and has experience with debtor-in-possession financing arrangements.
Representative Matters
Represented Meritor, Inc. and its domestic and international subsidiaries in connection with arranging more than $1 billion of secured revolving and term loan credit facilities.
Represented Citibank, N.A., as Administrative Agent, in connection with a $485 million syndicated senior secured revolving credit facility for Solar Capital, Ltd.
Represented Deutsche Bank, Sociedad Anónima Española, as Initial Purchaser and Administrative Agent in connection with an $80 million Receivable Purchase Facility relating to four hospital construction financings in Panamá.
Represented Sovereign Bank and Banco Santander in connection with a $300 million single investor tax lease financing for of a 102.5 megawatt wind farm project in California.
Represented a syndicate of lenders in providing $500 million in lease financing for the construction of an electric generating facility.
Represented a major financial institution in connection with raising $750 million in a warehouse financing structure for a portion of its loan portfolio.
Represented Citibank, N.A. and a syndicate of lenders in connection with restructuring more than $1 billion in secured loans extended to marine terminal operators.
Represented a bank group in connection with restructuring more than $700 million in loans for to a manufacturing company and its domestic and foreign subsidiaries, which included providing DIP financing and a debt-for-equity exchange.
Represented a bank group in connection with a $270 million debt-for-equity exchange for an operator of marine terminals.
