Danielle Li

Ms. Li has represented clients in numerous matters, including:

• DuPont in various transactions, including:
  • financing for the spin-off of its electronics business, including a $2.35 billion term loan and $1.25 million revolver for Qnity Electronics, Inc.
  • seller financing in the form of a $350 million holding company loan in connection with the sale of its Delrin business to TJC
  • its sale of a substantial portion of its mobility and materials unit to Celanese for $11 billion
  • financing for its proposed (but terminated) $5.2 billion acquisition of Rogers Corporation
  • financing for its Reverse Morris Trust combination of its nutrition and biosciences business with International Flavors & Fragrances, with the combined company valued at $45.5 billion
• SharkNinja in its $810 million term loan and $500 million revolving credit facility in connection with its IPO
• A consortium comprised of Capital Z Partners, The Travelers Companies, Inc. and Further Global Capital Management in the financing for the acquisition of Fidelis Insurance Holding Limited’s MGU business
• Brookfield Reinsurance in the financing for its $5.1 billion acquisition of American National Group
• OPENLANE in various transactions, including:
  • the $2.2 billion sale of its physical auction business to Carvana
  • the refinancing of its existing credit facilities with a $325 million revolving credit facility and the addition of a $550 million incremental term loan
• Performance Food Group in various transactions, including:
  • its $2.1 billion acquisition of Cheney Bros. Inc.
  • financing for its $2 billion acquisition of Reinhart Foodservice
  • its $2.5 billion acquisition of Core-Mark Holding Company
• Getty Images in connection with the financing for its contemplated merger with Shutterstock and refinancing of its existing debt facilities
• New Fortress Energy in connection with its various debt refinancing transactions
• Kinsale Capital Group, Inc. in connection with its existing credit agreement and note purchase agreement
• Cineworld Group plc in the financing for its $5.9 billion acquisition of Regal Entertainment Group
• EnerSys in connection with the refinancing and amendments of its existing credit facilities
• Acrisure, LLC in various financings and amendments with respect to its existing credit facilities
• Mars, Inc. in connection with its global reorganization and various acquisitions, including its $36 billion acquisition of Kellanova
• Endo International PLC in various transactions, including:
  • its Chapter 11 restructuring and exit financing
  • the refinancing of more than $4 billion of its existing debt facilities
  • financing for its $8.05 billion acquisition of Par Pharmaceuticals
  • financing for its acquisition of Paladin Labs, Inc.
• Moody’s Corporation in the financing for its $3.3 billion acquisition of Bureau van Dijk Electronic Publishing SA
• Wynnchurch Capital in the financing for its acquisition of Mattress Warehouse
• The Washington Companies in connection with:
  • financing for its portfolio company, Montana Rail Link
  • the restructuring of and DIP financing for its portfolio company, Dominion Diamond Mines ULC
• NorWest Equity Partners in financings for its acquisitions of West Star Aviation and Clover Imaging Group
• Kelso & Company in financings for numerous acquisitions, including Plan B, Physicians Endoscopy and Jordan Health Services
• JPMorgan in connection with:
  • its $2 billion term loan for Grab Holdings Inc.
  • its $250 million term loan for Masonite International Corporation in connection with its acquisition of Endura Products
  • its $125 million revolving credit facility and $55 million term loan for Clearwater Analytics in connection with its IPO
  • the financing for Crown Castle with respect to its various acquisitions and in connection with refinancing and other amendments of its existing credit facilities
• Barclays and other underwriters in connection with the arrangement of $4.6 billion in debt financing for the acquisition by OpenText Corporation of Micro Focus International PLC
• Morgan Stanley in its $140 million margin loan provided in connection with the iStar spin-off
• Credit Suisse AG in various transactions, including its:
  • $5 billion term loan for Fortescue Metals
  • $225 million term loan and $15 million revolving facility for LI Group Holdings, Inc.
  • $300 million term loan for Arch Coal, Inc.
• Jefferies Finance in connection with its arrangement of a $425 million first lien term loan, $140 million second lien term loan and $50 million revolving credit facility for GI Revelation Acquisition, LLC