Kevin Jarboe

Kevin T. Jarboe advises private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies debt investment funds and other institutional investors in finance and business matters. Kevin focuses his practice on syndicated credit facilities, ABL facilities, mezzanine financings, high yield debt offerings, second lien financings, distressed lending transactions and domestic and international debt workouts and restructurings.

EDUCATION :

• JD, Villanova University School of Law, 2002
• BA, Gettysburg College, 1999

ADMISSIONS : Massachusetts, 2002

Experience :

• Represented Silver Lake Partners in connection with obtaining $4.5 billion in debt financing for its acquisition of SolarWinds, a leading provider of powerful and affordable IT management software.
• Represented TPG Capital in structuring and obtaining $905 million of aggregate debt financing for its acquisition of a majority stake in Cirque du Soleil.
• Represented Bain Capital in structuring and obtaining $840 million of senior secured credit facilities for the refinancing of existing debt of its portfolio company CRC Health Corporation.
• Represented Genstar Capital in its acquisition of Telestream, a world-class provider of live and on-demand digital video tools and workflow solutions.
• Represented TPG Capital in connection with obtaining debt financing for its acquisition of Ellucian Company, a Virginia-based higher education software provider.
• Represented Genstar Capital in connection with obtaining financing for its acquisition of a majority interest in Ministry Brands, a provider of cloud-based software services.
• Represented M/A-COM Technology Solutions in connection with obtaining $450 million of senior secured credit facilities to fund acquisitions and general corporate purposes.
• Represented a mezzanine fund in mezzanine financing transactions to a chemical manufacturer, a stone processing company, and a multinational battery producer.
• Represented a high-yield fund in a $92 million second lien loan to a sporting goods retailer and in a $40 million second lien loan to a carpet manufacturer.