Carol WongSu

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Irvine + 1.949.553.7553

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Carol Su has more than 10 years of experience representing national financial institutions in structuring, negotiating, and documenting real estate secured transactions as well as advising and assisting lenders with respect to troubled loans. Her experience spans all types of assets including office, industrial, storage facilities, retail, residential, low-income housing, and hotels.

Carol's primary focus includes construction lending, loan portfolios, lines of credit, syndicated loans, and secured and unsecured revolving facilities. Her experience also extends to the representation of financial institutions as the letter of credit provider, bond purchaser, bridge lender, permanent lender, and construction lender in tax-exempt bond financings of low-income housing projects.

She is LEED AP certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). Carol participates as a mentor in the UCI Law Mentor Program and is a member of the Orange County Executive Advisory Council for Asian Americans Advancing Justice.

Experience

  • Global financial institution conducts risk impact assessments concerning LIBOR transitionJones Day is assisting a global financial institution in conducting risk impact assessments concerning the LIBOR transition for enterprise-wide portfolios.
  • National banks provide $320 million term loan secured by multi-building office campus located in Menlo Park, CaliforniaJones Day represented two national banks in connection with a $320 million term loan secured by a multi-building office campus located on Sand Hill Road in Menlo Park, California.
  • National bank provides financing for industrial portfolio located in eight statesJones Day represented a national bank as administrative agent and lead lender in connection with a $391.5 million syndicated loan secured by an industrial portfolio located in eight states.
  • Corporate trustees seek advice relating to LIBOR transitionJones Day is advising two U.S.-based corporate trustees with respect to portfolios impacted by LIBOR transition and COFI cessation, including conducting portfolio-wide risk impact assessments, analyzing various consumer products, and developing litigation contingency plans.
  • Financial institution provides $255 million term loan secured by office campus in Austin, TexasJones Day represented a financial institution as administrative agent and lead lender in connection with a $255 million term loan secured by an office campus in Austin, Texas.
  • Financial institution provides $250 million revolving credit facility secured by commercial real estate assetsJones Day represented a financial institution, as administrative agent and lead lender, in a $250 million revolving credit facility secured by commercial real estate assets.

    • The following represents experience acquired prior to joining Jones Day.

    Represented a construction lender in a $29 million facility to finance a medical center.

    Represented a letter of credit provider and bond purchaser in a $44 million facility to finance a tax-exempt bond financing of a 335-unit affordable housing apartment complex.

    Represented a national lender in a $61 million combined term, revolving, construction, and letter of credit facility in a workout restructuring and payoff.

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