Daniel A. Losk

Daniel is a co-leader of the firm’s Private Equity and 2026 World Cup strategic initiatives, the Private Credit Working Group of the firm’s investment funds industry initiative, and the Renewables Working Group of the firm’s energy industry initiative.

Daniel has experience working on Latin American transactions and is fluent in Spanish.

• A leading asset manager in the energy and climate infrastructure industry on fund formation matters and co-investment and other sponsor-driven restructuring transactions, including a recent $1.4 billion fund as well as $800 million in related transaction vehicles.
• A leading middle market direct lending platform on credit fund formation matters and separately managed accounts, including a recent $1.7 billion fund.
• Lime Rock Management, a leading asset manager pursuing investments in the oil and gas and new energy sectors, on fund formation matters and the structuring and implementation of various co-investment and GP-led restructuring transactions, including a $1.9 billion continuation fund formed to acquire the remaining assets owned by a predecessor fund.
• An investment manager focused on renewable energy investments in connection with fund formation and fund restructuring matters, including a recent $660 million fund investing in solar energy assets.
• MSP Sports Capital, a sports-focused investment firm, on investment structuring matters, including in support of recent investments in McLaren Racing and X Games.
• A not-for-profit financial services organization in connection with fund formation matters and private equity and credit fund investments and co-investments.
• A global financial investment management and insurance company on credit fund formation matters related to a new private debt platform.
• A private credit manager in connection with credit fund formation matters and a related strategic partnership arrangement.
• An energy and infrastructure investment firm in connection with the negotiation of renewables-focused fund-of-one and separate account arrangements.
• An investment manager focused on the acquisition of oil and gas mineral interests in connection with fund formation matters and joint ventures.
• China Life Insurance Co. Ltd., China's largest insurance company, as the anchor and leading investor alongside a group of sovereign wealth funds and other investors, in connection with its $940 million investment in a platform managed by Starwood Capital and formed to acquire a portfolio of 280 select-service hotels in the United States.
• Energy Investors Funds, a leading asset manager in the energy infrastructure industry, in its sale to a subsidiary of global alternative asset manager Ares Management, L.P.
• The investment manager for a European global pension fund in connection with its real asset investments in the United States and Latin America, including with respect to its investment or prospective investment in (i) a nearly 400 MW wind farm being developed in Latin America, (ii) the largest privately-owned cell tower operator in the United States, (iii) gas distribution utilities in the Mid-Atlantic region, (iv) a portfolio of wind and solar energy projects in the United States, (v) a company developing various natural gas-fired and renewable energy projects in the United States, and (vi) a cell tower business in Latin America.
• Skanska Infrastructure Development in connection with the sale of its indirect 50% interest in a Chilean entity, which operates, manages and maintains a toll-road in Santiago, Chile under a long-term concession, to Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo).