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Andrew Bettwy is a partner in King & Spalding's Finance and Restructuring practice group and a senior member of the firm's U.S. Fund Finance team, based in New York. Andrew advises private investment funds, asset managers, financial institutions, and public and privately held companies in fund finance, leveraged finance, restructurings, and other complex financing transactions.
Andrew has particular depth advising private capital, asset management, and private equity clients on bespoke liquidity solutions across all life cycle stages of funds and their subsidiaries and investments. He represents both lenders and borrowers in NAV facilities, subscription and capital call facilities, GP and management company financings, acquisition financings, recapitalizations, and multi-lien debt structures, debtor-in-possession and exit financings, and private placements.
Andrew brings a practitioner’s understanding of how private capital structures evolve, from formation through deployment and exit, and structures financing solutions accordingly.
Prior to joining King & Spalding, Andrew was a partner at another international law firm, where he served as co-chair of the corporate department and co-head of global finance and fund finance.
J.D., Notre Dame Law School, magna cum laude
B.A., University of Arizona, summa cum laude
New York
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Represented a private investment fund and its special purpose subsidiaries in a series of widely syndicated term loan facilities totaling over $15 billion to finance the acquisition of GPU chips and subsequent true lease to a major artificial intelligence company.
Represented an investment advisor and its subsidiaries in a $150 million term loan and revolving credit facility, providing flexible capital to seed new fund ventures and support ongoing working capital needs.
Represented a private equity fund focused on restaurant and consumer-facing investments in connection with a NAV facility used to refinance existing portfolio company indebtedness, providing a more efficient capital structure during the end-of-life phase of the fund.
See moreRepresented a private investment fund and its special purpose subsidiaries in a series of widely syndicated term loan facilities totaling over $15 billion to finance the acquisition of GPU chips and subsequent true lease to a major artificial intelligence company.
Represented an investment advisor and its subsidiaries in a $150 million term loan and revolving credit facility, providing flexible capital to seed new fund ventures and support ongoing working capital needs.
Represented a private equity fund focused on restaurant and consumer-facing investments in connection with a NAV facility used to refinance existing portfolio company indebtedness, providing a more efficient capital structure during the end-of-life phase of the fund.
See moreJ.D., Notre Dame Law School, magna cum laude
B.A., University of Arizona, summa cum laude
New York
TriBar Opinion Committee