Lawyer Bio : Cybil J. Abrao

Cybil Abrao represents national and regional financial institutions in connection with complex financial transactions, including commercial loan origination and syndication, derivatives, debt restructuring, defaulted loan workouts, foreclosures, portfolio loan sales and distressed debt trading, including both syndicated and single lender transactions and secured and unsecured transactions.

With respect to debt restructuring and loan workouts, her practice focuses primarily on large real estate and commercial loans. Cybil has extensive experience as counsel to administrative agents working with syndicate members in performing and nonperforming syndicated loans.

Cybil has also counseled global investment banks, underwriters and collateral managers in the issuance of a variety of structured finance and securitization vehicles, including CMBS, RMBS and CRE-CDO transactions.

Representative Transactions

Any result the lawyer or law firm may have achieved on behalf of clients in other matters does not necessarily indicate similar results can be obtained for other clients.

Successfully closed a $400,000,000 syndicated revolving credit facility for a large Southeast regional bank. The client is the lead bank and administrative agent under the facility, which currently includes a syndicate of twelve financial institutions as lenders.

Represented administrative agent and lead arranger in amending a $95,000,000 secured syndicated credit facility for a leading regional home builder in connection with its capital restructuring.

Represented administrative agent and lead arranger in modifying a $160,000,000 secured syndicated credit facility for a national home builder.

Represented administrative agent and joint lead arranger in refinancing of $100,000,000 term loan.

Represented administrative agent and collateral agent in restructuring, and subsequently foreclosing on, residential condominium project securing an $81,000,000 syndicated credit facility.

Represented financial institution in foreclosing on commercial properties in six states securing loans in the amount of $127,000,000.