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Nan Braley represents financial institutions in financing transactions, including secured and unsecured loans, asset-based financings, acquisition financings, syndicated credits, multicurrency facilities, participations, intercreditor agreements, subordinated debt, mezzanine debt financings, letters of credit, loan workouts, DIP financings, and debt restructurings. Her experience includes a wide variety of industries and types of collateral, including telecommunications, high technology, health care, insurance, premium finance companies, real estate, oil and gas, rolling stock, and aircraft. Ms. Braley's experience also includes tax-exempt revenue bonds, equipment leases, collection strategies, foreclosures, corporate trust activities, and borrower representation. She also represents clients in derivative transactions, including interest rate swaps. Education J.D., cum laude, Baylor University School of Law, 1983 Baylor Order of Barristers Baylor Law Review B.A., Baylor University, 1981 Bar Admissions Texas, 1983 Representative Experience Represented Agent in connection with $475 million syndicated competitive advance and revolving credit facility for an airline. Represented Agent in connection with $250 million syndicated revolving credit and letter of credit facility for a recycling company, secured by substantially all real and personal property and subsidiary equity interests. Represented Agent in connection with $75 million syndicated credit facility for a real estate equity fund. Represented Agents and Lenders in connection with $40 million secured credit facility for a temperature-controlled trucking company. Represented Agent in connection with $30 million credit facility for a digital technology provider for the broadcast industry, secured by intellectual property and other personal property. Represented Agent in connection with $135 million syndicated multicurrency facility for a global communications company, secured by substantially all personal property and domestic and foreign subsidiary equity interests, the simultaneous issuance of $150 million of subordinated notes, and a subsequent workout. Represented lenders in connection with various middle market and asset-based lending transactions. Represented agents and lenders in workouts and troubled loans. Represented corporate borrowers in a variety of financing transactions and workouts. Professional History Partner in the law firm of Locke Liddell & Sapp Professional Affiliations Member, American Bar Association, Section of Business Law, Banking Law Committee, Commercial Financial Services Committee, UCC Committee Member, State Bar of Texas, Business Law Section Member, Dallas Bar Association Member, Texas Association of Bank Counsel General Counsel and Member of Board of Directors, The Women's Finance Exchange. | 