Jane Bogaty | Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP

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Jane Bogaty B.C.L., Partner

Jane Bogaty is a partner in the Montréal office, practising with the firm’s national Financial Services Group. She has been involved in a wide variety of financings, acting as counsel to individual lenders and syndicates of lenders, as well as corporate borrowers.

With 20 years of experience, she is recognized as a top banking and financial services expert. Jane has also represented manufacturers and distributors of equipment and machinery for whom she frequently drafts and negotiates various types of commercial contracts.

Jane joined Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP as a partner in 2008.

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Representative Work

Counsel to Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Limited on its US$250 million secured revolving credit facility

Canadian counsel to Quiksilver, Inc. on a new $200 million 3-year asset-based credit facility by Bank of America, N.A. and General Electric Capital Corporation and a $150 million 5-year term loan by Rhône Capital LLC

Acted as counsel to a leading producer of specialty and fine papers in the context of credit facilities aggregating US$1.550 billion made available to it and its shareholder by a syndicate of lenders

Acted as counsel to a syndicate of lenders in the context of cross-border credit facilities aggregating US$325 million made available to a juvenile products and bicycle company and certain of its subsidiaries

Acted as counsel to an international company reputed in the circus industry in the context of credit facilities aggregating CDN$100 million and US$165 million made available to it and to its direct and indirect shareholders and certain of its subsidiaries by a syndicate of lenders

Acted as counsel to a syndicate of lenders in the context of a construction term loan of up to $125 million made available to a Quebec trust for the construction and improvement of horse racetrack facilities

Acted as counsel to a group of financial institutions under a “club deal” in the context of credit facilities aggregating CDN$80 million and US$90 million made available to an international building materials and construction company

Acted as counsel to an important iron ore mining company in the context of a private placement of senior secured notes aggregating US$234 million issued by the company to U.S. institutional investors, and a senior secured revolving credit facility of US$100 million made available to the company by a syndicate of lenders

Acted as counsel to a paperboard and packaging solutions company in the context of cross-border credit facilities aggregating US$700 million made available to it and to its subsidiaries by a syndicate of lenders

Acted as counsel to a Canadian financial institution in the context of a credit facility of $80 million made available to it by a European bank

Acted as counsel to a leader in the manufacturing and sale of titanium dioxide pigment in the context of asset-based credit facilities aggregating $30 million made available to it by a lender

Acted as counsel to a global leader in printing solutions in the context of cross-border credit facilities aggregating US$1 billion made available to it and certain of its subsidiaries by a syndicate of lenders

Acted as counsel to the syndicate of lenders led by an institutional fund manager in the context of an acquisition loan of $140 million made available to the purchaser of a hockey franchise and related facilities

Publications

New Quebec Regulation Defining the Movable Property Which May Be Hypothecated by a Natural Person Who Does Not Carry on an Enterprise

Prior Speaking Engagements

“Impact d'une réorganisation corporative sur les sûretés”, delivered at the 8th Edition Financement et sûretés organized by the Canadian Institute, January 27, 2011

“L’article 2692 du Code civil du Québec: discussions et interprétations, La solidarité active”, delivered at the 7th Annual Insight Security Conference, September 18, 2007

“Prêt syndiqué: le cas de la solidarité active entre créanciers”, delivered at the 5th Annual Insight Security Conference, September 15, 2005