Public Transactions

• Several BDCs and CEFs, including Main Street Capital Corporation, Harvest Capital Credit Corporation and Oxford Lane Capital Corp in ATMs.
• Main Street Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$175 million institutional bond offering. 
• Alcentra Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$100 million initial public offering.
• TriplePoint Venture Growth BDC Corp., a BDC, in a US$65 million retail bond offering.
• Sierra Income Corporation, a non-traded BDC, in up to a US$1.5 billion continuous public offering.
• Fifth Street Finance Corporation, a BDC, in US$250 million institutional bond offering.
• Apollo Investment Corporation, a BDC, in US$930 million initial public offering.
• Fifth Street Finance Corp., a BDC, in a US$140 million initial public offering.
• Medley Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$130 million initial public offering.
• Stellus Capital Investment Corporation, a BDC, in a US$120 million initial public offering.
• Prospect Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$105 million initial public offering.
• Main Street Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$92 million retail bond offering.
• Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida, a bank holding company, in a US$75 million public follow-on offering of equity securities.
• Medley Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$60 million retail bond offering.
• Main Street Capital Corporation, a BDC, in a US$60 million initial public offering.
• Saratoga Investment Corp., a BDC, in a US$42 million retail bond offering.
• KCAP Financial, Inc., a BDC, in a US$40 million retail bond offering.

Private Transactions

• WENN Digital, Inc. of KODAKCoin, a digital asset, in an up to US$60 million continuous exempt offering.
• Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc., an electric cooperative, in a US$500 million Rule 144A/ Regulation S first mortgage bond offering.
• Solar Capital LLC, a private investment fund, in a US$660 million Rule 144A of equity securities.
• Oglethorpe Power Corporation, an electric cooperative, in a US$500 million Rule 144A first mortgage bond offering. 
• Great River Energy, an electric cooperative, in a US$400 million Rule 144A first mortgage bond offering.
• An insurance holding company in a US$200 million Rule 144A of debt securities.
• Fifth Street Finance Corp., a BDC, in a US$172 million Rule 144A convertible bond offering.

M&A Transactions and Proxy Contests 

• Triangle Capital Corporation in connection with its dual asset sale and externalization transaction with an affiliate of Benefit Street Partners L.L.C. and Barings LLC.
• The independent directors of Ares Capital Corporation in connection with its US$3.4 billion acquisition of American Capital Ltd. 
• NGP Capital Resources Company (now known as OHA Investment Corp.) in connection with the retention of Oak Hill Advisors, L.P. as its new investment adviser and related transactions.
• Saratoga Partners in connection with its US$55 million recapitalization of GSC Investment Corp. (now known as Saratoga Investment Corp.).
• TICC Capital Corp. in connection with its two successful proxy contests.
• Patriot Capital Funding, Inc. in connection with its sale to Prospect Capital Corporation. 

Includes matters handled at Dechert or prior to joining the firm.

• Syracuse University, B.A., cum laude
• Tulane University Law School, J.D., cum laude

• District of Columbia
• Massachusetts
• New York

• American Bar Association
• District of Columbia Bar – Tax Section

• PDI's Capital Structure Forum — London (October 23-24, 2018) 

Harry Pangas moderates a panel titled "Keeping Up With Defining and Allocating to a Rapidly Evolving Asset Class," which will discuss: Six years on from PDI's launch, definitions of private debt are still unclear. Are boundaries important?; What are the benefits and pitfalls of a more stringent definition?; and How have institutional investors' understanding of debt as an asset class evolved and what impact has this had on commitments and GP strategies?

For moreinformation, visit the conference website.