Daniel V. Oshinsky

Daniel V. Oshinsky, a partner in the New York office, represents hedge funds, private equity funds, specialty finance companies, investment banks, and U.S. and foreign commercial banks, both as lenders and borrowers. Dan's practice encompasses a variety of secured and unsecured finance transactions, including cash-flow and asset-based loans, syndications, second-lien and Term B financings, mezzanine and subordinate loans, acquisition financing (including LBO transactions), distressed debt investments, workout and restructuring transactions, debtor-in-possession and exit financings, structured finance and securitizations, including warehouse and collateralized loan and debt facilities, and receivables purchase facilities, as well as other complex credit arrangements.

Dan received his B.A., magna cum laude, from Yeshiva University in 1991 and his J.D. from New York University School of Law, where he was associate editor of the Review of Law and Social Change, in 1995. He has been nominated for inclusion in the 2010-11 edition of Who's Who Among Law Professionals.

Selected Representations

Lender of a $100 million “last-out” tranche under a $415 million first lien facility to fund construction of a casino.

Lender in connection with restructuring of a $180 million second lien term loan as part of a $600 million facility to developer of a casino.

Translation and security company with multiple government contracts, as borrower under $100 million credit facility.

Hedge fund lender in a $400 million credit facility to a residential real estate holding company.

Lender in connection with $190 million acquisition finance facility for department store chain in South America and the Caribbean.

Finance company in $60 million debtor-in-possession facility to restaurant operator/franchisor.

Finance company in $65 million debtor-in-possession facility to regional airline.

Building parts distribution business, as borrower, and its private equity sponsor under an $800 million working capital facility.

Multiple hedge funds in connection with short and long-term warehouse facilities and collateralized loan facilities to finance the origination or acquisition of loan portfolios, from $150 million to $2 billion, both European and domestic.

Lender in origination and subsequent restructurings of a $65 million acquisition loan to private equity fund for acquisition of windows manufacturer.

Lender in a $45 million acquisition loan to private equity fund for acquisition of chemicals manufacturer.

Private equity fund and Korean portfolio company, as borrower, in connection with a KRW 162 billion revolving credit and term loan facility entered into in Korea and secured by assets in Japan, Hong Kong and other countries.

Israeli banks lending to the US subsidiary of a foreign petroleum company under a $168 million term and revolving credit facility.

Hedge fund in its extension of a $100 million term loan facility and acquisition of a large equity position in internet company, with the primary collateral being a sub-contract with the U.S. government.

Term “B” and term “C” lenders under a $23 million second lien facility to a pipe manufacturer as part of $58.5 million in acquisition financing.

Lender in connection with a $45 million revolving credit facility to the United Kingdom business group of a U.S. based company with international presence.

Bar Admissions

• New York

Education