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Twin Brook Capital appoints MD

Twin Brook Capital Partners, the middle-market direct lending subsidiary of Angelo Gordon, has appointed Tim Healy  as a Managing Director, effective immediately. Healy will focus on originations along with developing and building client relationships.

“Tim’s background with middle-market leveraged transactions, and more recently as a partner at a private equity firm, brings a truly distinctive set of experience that we will look to leverage as we continue our strong growth,” says Trevor Clark, Managing Partner of Twin Brook. “We have known Tim personally and professionally for nearly two decades and welcome him to the Twin Brook team.”
 
Healy says: “Since its inception, Twin Brook has differentiated itself in the middle-market with its team of seasoned industry professionals supporting a client-focused leveraged finance platform.  I am very excited to join Twin Brook as the firm continues to build relationships and provide best-in-class support for the middle-market private equity community.”
 
Healy brings more than 20 years of middle-market private equity and leveraged finance experience to his role at Twin Brook.  During his 13-year tenure as Senior Vice President and Partner at Linsalata Capital Partners he had oversight of the firm’s marketing, intermediary development activities and deal sourcing efforts.  His responsibilities also included acquisition searches, due diligence, negotiations and portfolio company oversight. 

Prior to Linsalata, Healy spent 13 years with National City Bank where he held positions of increasing responsibility, rising to the level of Senior Vice President in the Equity Sponsor Group, where he provided senior debt financing for private equity firms and their portfolio companies. He received a Master of Business Administration from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Rochester.

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