Marc S.
Reisler
Principal

Marc S.
Reisler
Principal
Marc has over 30 years of experience representing clients in a wide variety of finance and M&A, transactions.
Marc regularly works on solar, storage, wind, geothermal and renewable natural gas project financings, representing lenders and borrowers. He also works on securitizations of residential solar and rural small wind assets. He frequently represents lenders providing “back leverage” credit facilities to tax-equity financed projects. His experience includes representing lenders in recapitalizations of private equity sponsored renewable projects. He has also represented investors in preferred equity financings of LEED certified real estate projects. Marc has considerable experience helping lenders navigate the complexity of renewable project finance borrowers in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, advising in negotiations with the Chapter 11 trustee, tax-equity investors, cash-equity investors, O&M service providers and other creditors.
Marc’s general finance practice concentrates on representing lenders in credit facilities to finance the acquisition and origination of consumer credit assets, including sub-prime auto loans, rent-to-own contracts, consumer debt restructuring loans, charged-off consumer credit card accounts, merchant advances and market place finance loans. Marc also has considerable experience representing lenders in financings collateralized by intellectual property assets, including music publishing catalogues, film libraries and patent portfolios.
Marc represents buyers and sellers in M&A transactions, focusing mostly in the renewable energy and technology areas. Included among the numerous acquisition transactions in which he has participated are the purchase and sale of waste-to-energy projects, a distributed energy resource consultant and numerous software enabled service providers and digital media companies.
Having worked in-house at a large global software developer and telecommunications services provider, as a compliment to his practice, Marc is frequently called on by his clients to assist in “big-ticket” technology licensing and outsourcing transactions.
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Syracuse University College of Law, JD, cum laude
Maxwell School of Public Affairs, Syracuse University, MA, International Relations (International Trade and Finance Concentration)
McGill University, BA, English Literature/Political Science
New York, 1990