Abby Boxer
Biography
Overview
Abby Boxer is counsel in the Debt Finance practice of White & Case's New York office. Her experience includes representing agents, lead arrangers, commercial and investment banks, private credit funds, private equity sponsors and corporate borrowers in a wide range of credit facilities, including secured and unsecured syndicated financings, unitranche facilities, recurring revenue facilities, leveraged acquisitions, ABL facilities, debtor-in-possession and exit financings, and general bank lending.
Prior to joining White & Case, Abby was a finance associate at other prominent law firms and served as in-house counsel to an international non-governmental organization.
Experience
Representation of (i) JPMorgan Chase Bank, as administrative agent, and Goldman Sachs, as first lien collateral agent, and a group of other financial institutions, as joint lead arrangers and joint bookrunners, in connection with a US$1.05 billion senior secured term loan facility provided to Univision Communications Inc. to finance its business combination with Grupo Televisa, S.A.B., (ii) JPMorgan Chase Bank, as administrative agent and joint lead arranger, in connection with a US$500 million incremental term loan facility provided to Univision, (iii) Goldman Sachs, as administrative agent, collateral agent and joint lead arranger, in connection with a US$522 million revolving credit facility provided to Univision, and (iv) Bank of America, as left lead arranger, on a US$500 million senior secured "A” term loan facility provided to Univision. Univision is a leading Hispanic media company in the US that provides news, sports and entertainment content across broadcast and cable television, audio and digital platforms.
Representation of JPMorgan Chase Bank, as first lien administrative agent, Deutsche Bank AG, New York Branch, as second lien administrative agent, and first lien and second lien lenders in connection with a US$1.265 billion first lien term loan facility, a US$150 million revolving credit facility, and a US$460 million second lien credit facility made available to FINThrive Software Intermediate Holdings, Inc. The proceeds of these credit facilities were used to refinance existing debt and to finance FINThrive's acquisition of TransUnion Healthcare, Inc. FINThrive, a portfolio company of Clearlake Capital, is a healthcare revenue cycle management software as-a-service platform provider.
Representation of a prominent private credit lender in connection with a US$690 million senior secured financing consisting of a US$435 million term loan facility, a US$195 million delayed draw term loan facility and a US$60 million revolving credit facility. Loan proceeds were used by a leading private equity firm to fund its acquisition of a road safety and pavement marking services company.
Representation of a club of private credit lenders in connection with a US$400 million senior secured financing consisting of a US$350 million term loan facility and a US$50 million revolving credit facility. Loan proceeds were used by a leading private equity firm to fund its acquisition of a designer, manufacturer and distributor of ergonomic workplace products.
Representation of a club of private credit lenders in connection with a US$310 million senior secured financing consisting of a US$275 million term loan facility and a US$35 million revolving credit facility. Loan proceeds were used by a global private equity firm to fund its acquisition of a weather forecasting and information technology company.
Representation of a prominent private credit lender in connection with a US$210 million senior secured financing consisting of a US$140 million term loan facility, a US$45 million delayed draw term loan facility and a US$25 million revolving credit facility. Loan proceeds were used by a leading private equity firm to fund its acquisition of a residential plumbing, HVAC and electrical services installation company.
Representation of an ad hoc group of secured lenders to Venator Materials PLC and its affiliates in connection with a US$275 million debtor-in-possession term loan facility and bankruptcy exit financing consisting of a US$150 million term loan facility and a US$25 million delayed draw facility.
