Stephen Schweiger has joined Troutman Pepper as a partner within its finance and restructuring practice, a strategic move that the firm made public this Monday. Schweiger now operates out of Troutman Pepper’s New York office, having made the transition from his previous position at Goulston & Storrs.
Schweiger brings with him an extensive background in representing financial institutions on multifaceted financing projects, as well as acting on behalf of agents in complex arrangements that often involve numerous lenders and intricate tiers of financing. His expertise encompasses construction, mezzanine, and permanent financing, as well as the provision of credit enhancements for both taxable and tax-exempt bond issuances. Additionally, Schweiger has demonstrated proficiency in navigating the workout and resolution of distressed loans on various scales including national, local, and regional levels.
The firm anticipates that Schweiger’s deep industry knowledge and breadth of experience will bolster Troutman Pepper’s capabilities in handling sophisticated financial matters. For further details, you can view the firm’s official announcement here.
The full story is available on Bloomberg Law, where the details of Schweiger’s professional journey and new role are further discussed.