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Overview
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Experience
Introduction
Rebecca is known for her experience in complex finance transactions, advising lenders and borrowers with a particular focus in the energy and commodities sectors.
Rebecca Keep is a partner in our New York global loans practice.
Rebecca focuses on complex financial. She advises lenders and borrowers on syndicated and bilateral financing arrangements, including acquisition and working capital facilities, asset-based and reserve-based loans, and restructurings.
Rebecca is admitted to the New York State Bar.
Ashurst LLP, New York, NY, is responsible for content in the US.
- Advising the administrative agent to the lenders in a $700 million credit facility to a global agricultural commodities trading group
- Advising the administrative agent in a $4.75 billion senior, secured revolving credit facility to a global energy commodities trading group*
- Advising a publicly traded oil and natural gas exploration and production company on the US aspects of a $1.35 billion reserve-based credit facility*
- Advising a large power and energy infrastructure investment fund in connection with a $130 million back-levered acquisition finance facility for the purchase of an energy services company*
- Advising an energy services company in connection with $125 million asset-based credit facilities*
- Advising a commodity trader in a $500 million borrowing base facility covering emissions credits and inventory and receivables in the US, the UK and the Netherlands*
- Advising a financial institution in an $80 million bilateral letter of credit facility in favor of a sponsor-backed developer of renewables projects*
- Advising a leading U.S. energy and utility holding company and certain of its regulated utilities in over $1 billion of syndicated and bilateral credit facilities with various money-center banks as administrative agents*
- Advising a Fortune 500 midstream petroleum services company, as borrower in a $1.4 billion senior unsecured credit facility and a $350 million trade receivables securitization facility, each with ESG-linked pricing*
- Advising a large US bank as agent to the lenders in a $120 million unsecured term loan in favor of a regulated natural gas pipeline company that is a subsidiary of a Fortune 500 midstream services provider*
*Experience prior to joining Ashurst Perkins Coie