Part of LSTA’s senior leadership team, Elizabeth is focused on the drafting and negotiation of LSTA’s suite of standardized primary and secondary loan market documentation. Notably, she spearheaded the creation of LSTA’s “Private Corporate Credit – Representative Liability Management Transaction Protections for Credit Agreements,” which offers approaches to help lenders draft robust protective language in their agreements. In her day-to-day, she engages with market stakeholders from corporate and investment banks to industry regulators on developments in the international loan space. Elizabeth also leads the Association’s sustainability and sustainable lending projects, collaborating with global stakeholders on key guidance for sustainable debt instruments, such as the green and sustainability-linked loan frameworks and the “Model Credit Agreement Provisions for Green Loans.” (Her recent publications are listed below.)
Before joining LSTA, Elizabeth practiced as a debt finance attorney at Morrison & Foerster LLP, White & Case LLP and Linklaters LLP in New York.
After receiving her master’s in French from the New York University Institute of French Studies, she earned her J.D. from New York University School of Law and is admitted as an attorney in New York.
