Troy Doll

Partner | Corporate

About

Troy Doll is a partner in Pierson Ferdinand’s Corporate Department. He represents lenders and servicers with securitization and structured finance, primarily commercial mortgage-backed and CLO securitization transactions, and the workout and restructuring of securitized and other financial assets. He also represents lenders in structuring, negotiating, and documenting first mortgage loans, mezzanine loans, and subordinate debt.

  • Troy’s clients include real estate lenders originating commercial mortgage loans nationwide; institutional investors; primary, master, and special servicers; operating advisors; loan sellers; and lenders in CMBS, CLOs and other structured finance products.

    Troy’s thorough understanding of CMBS and CRE CLO transactions comes from his previous experience developing underwriting and structural criteria for CRE CDOs and nontraditional asset classes and securitizations, as well as his work developing underwriting criteria, managing surveillance, and conducting servicer evaluations at credit-rating agencies. His industry insights help clients effectively navigate the ratings process, from structuring the securitized loan to servicing the loan post-securitization. Troy also is knowledgeable about the intricacies of financing for hotels, leased-fee loans, and fractional interest securitizations.


Practices

  • Capital Markets

  • Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG)

  • Franchising

  • Hospitality

  • Opinions

  • Real Estate

  • Securities

Admissions

  • New York

  • New Jersey


Education

  • Columbia University J.D., 1997

  • New York University B.S., 1994


Memberships

  • Fordham University Real Estate Institute, adjunct professor

Law Firm Experience

  • Alston & Bird LLP

  • Carlton Fields, P.A.


Corporate Experience

  • Kroll Bond Rating Agency

  • Realpoint LLC, a Morningstar Company


Representative Experience

  • Representing servicers, operating advisors and originators negotiating CLO and CMBS securitization documents.

  • Drafting and negotiating loan documents for securitizations and balance sheets.

  • Managing servicing matters for clients, including loan modifications, extensions, and leasing matters.

  • Drafting and negotiating intercreditor and co-lender agreements for complex pari passu and A/B structured loans

  • Representing lenders in drafting and negotiating B-note documents.

  • Representing a hotel investor developing a mezzanine loan program.