Michael J. Borchlewicz
Member
Phone: 303.299.8404
Fax: 303.298.0940
mborchlewicz@shermanhoward.com
Legal Secretary
Jill way
303.299.8137
Business and Corporate
Education
- Juris Doctor, University of Colorado School of Law, 1999
- Editor, University of Colorado Law Review
- Order of the Coif
- Masters of Business Administration, Drake University, 1989
- Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Iowa State University, 1985
Mike Borchlewicz is Member of the firm’s Corporate and Business Department. He counsels lenders, borrowers and investors in a variety of financial transactions, including loans, bond issuances, stock sales, security arrangements, guarantees, intercreditor agreements, hedging arrangements, capital leases, equity investments, tender offers, mergers and acquisitions. He has extensive experience with bank credit facilities and corporate bond issuances, including syndicated facilities as large as $3.5 billion and bond issuances as large as $1.05 billion, and has helped clients raise over $12 billion during the last three years.
- $3 billion revolving and term credit facility for cable content provider by a syndication of 41 financial institutions.
- $400 million asset-based revolving credit facility for meat processing company, secured by accounts receivable and inventory.
- $500 million senior secured notes issued by cable content provider.
- $425 million senior notes issued by telecommunications company.
- $50 million mezzanine term loan to movie studio, secured by assets of the borrower, and subordinated to senior revolving facility.
- Acquisition of $11 million of distressed debt issued by Argentine media company.
- $180 million revolving and term facility for telecommunications company by a syndication of 15 financial institutions, secured by all assets of the borrower, including foreign assets and a pledge of the borrower’s stock.
- $10 million delayed-draw term facility by media company to fund acquired business, secured by all assets of the borrower, and guaranteed by affiliates of the borrower.
- $15 million loan by telecommunications company to fund acquired business, secured by all assets of the borrower and stock pledges, and guaranteed by affiliates of the borrower.
- $15 million term loan facility for utility company, secured by all assets of the borrower, with $18.5 million letter of credit, and interest rate hedging.
- $1.75 billion of interest rate swap arrangements with 7 financial institutions.
- Phi Beta Kappa