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Jake Mincemoyer

Partner

New York

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Jake Mincemoyer

Partner

New York

Jake is a partner in our New York office and acts as the head of our U.S. Banking team (including our U.S. Leveraged Finance, Restructuring and Funds groups). He represents participants in the leveraged finance market on private and syndicated financings (including private credit funds, commercial and investment banks and other non-bank lenders) in a wide range of finance transactions, including domestic and cross-border acquisition finance, investment-grade facilities, asset-based lending facilities, bridge facilities, DIP financings and restructurings.

Jake has deep experience in all aspects of the leveraged lending market and is on top of current market terms given his extensive activity acting for clients in both syndicated and non-syndicated private credit financings, with clients praising him for his proactivity and commerciality and for being 'fantastically consistent'.

Clients commend Jake for his ability and skill in navigating different financing structures and products as well as his extensive experience in the negotiation of intercreditor relationships and his knowledge of relevant tax structuring considerations across a number of jurisdictions. Jake is recognized as a Leading Individual and is ranked Band 3 by Chambers USA, Banking & Finance, where clients state that he ""is a strong lawyer who handles complicated deals"" and that ""he's great and has great experience handling international issues."" Jake is also recognized as a Leading Lawyer, Finance – Commercial Lending in Legal 500 USA 2022 and an IFLR 1000 Leading Lawyer.

Jake was based in London from 2010-2014, where he structured and closed many of the first ""Yankee Loan"" structured financings of the era and gained extensive experience with LMA and English-law documented cross-border financings. This unique cross-border experience lends itself to providing clients with valuable insight into the differences between the U.S. and European markets and knowledge to maximize cross-border financing structures, which Jake applies to assist clients in executing cross-border and European syndicated and non-syndicated private credit financings in the current market.

Prior to joining Allen & Overy, Jake was the regional section head of the Americas Banking Section at White & Case LLP.

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Publications: 12 January 2024

Allen & Overy attorneys author chapter on Recurring Revenue Financings for The Legal 500 Acquisition Finance Comparative Guide

Allen & Overy partners Jake Mincemoyer, Stanimir Kostov, Ilona Potiha Laor and Karen Buzard, and associates Eugene Pevzner and Dimitar Grozdanov authored a chapter for the sixth edition of the Legal…

Read more Allen & Overy attorneys author chapter on Recurring Revenue Financings for The Legal 500 Acquisition Finance Comparative Guide

News: 27 September 2023

Allen & Overy to host 7th annual U.S. Leveraged Finance Training Camp

Read more Allen & Overy to host 7th annual U.S. Leveraged Finance Training Camp

News: 05 April 2023

Allen & Overy announces new U.S. COO and practice leadership appointments

Read more Allen & Overy announces new U.S. COO and practice leadership appointments

News: 20 February 2023

Allen & Overy advises arrangers on the USD5.9 billion multicurrency Term Loan B refinancing for Altice France S.A.

Read more Allen & Overy advises arrangers on the USD5.9 billion multicurrency Term Loan B refinancing for Altice France S.A.

Expertise

Practices

Banking and Finance

Sectors

Banks

Private Capital

Office

New York

1221 Avenue of the Americas
New York
NY 10020

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Qualifications

Professional

Registered Foreign Lawyer, England and Wales, 2024

Admitted: Bar of the State of New York, 2002

Academic

J.D., Cornell University Law School, 2001

B.S., Cornell University, 1998

Published work

  • Co-author, "Recurring Revenue Financings: Market Update," The Legal 500: Acquisition Finance Comparative Guide, 2024
  • Co-author, "Incremental facilities: another example of European and US loan market convergence," Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, 2017
  • Author, "Yankee Loans – Structural Considerations and Familiar Differences from Across the Pond to Consider," The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Lending & Secured Finance, 2014
  • Co-author, "Structuring and Restructuring European Leveraged Finance Transactions," PLC Finance, 2013
  • Author, "Syndicating European debt into the US: It is not the picture but how you view it," PLC, 2012
  • Co-author, "A New Lease of Life," The Treasurer, February 2011