Kate Timmerman is a corporate associate in the New York office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher.  She is a member of the Firm’s Investment Funds Practice Group.

Ms. Timmerman specialises in the establishment, management and operation of private equity, real estate, natural resources and infrastructure funds, co-investment funds, credit opportunity and other debt funds, including advising managers on the structuring and marketing of these funds.  She has experience with private funds, investors, and investments throughout the world, including Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.  Ms. Timmerman also regularly represents investors in relation to the terms of their investment in and transfers of interest from such funds and has experience advising fund managers on the regulatory aspects of private fund structures as well as carried interest, co-investment schemes, secondary transactions, as well as joint ventures and other strategic partnerships and transactions.

Ms. Timmerman’s relevant experience includes advising:

• Basis Investment Group on the formation of its institutional debt funds and equity investment joint ventures
• Madison International on real estate secondary funds and separate accounts investing in the US and Western Europe
• Oak Street Real Estate Capital on a variety of investment vehicles and other transactions
• Corten Real Estate Partners on its real estate joint ventures and equity funds
• Mercer Investment Management on its funds of funds and fund investments
• Appian Capital Advisory on its metals and mining fund
• Capital Dynamics on its clean energy and infrastructure funds, separate accounts and funds of one investing in the US, as well as Global Secondaries V, a $750 million investment program focused on secondaries

Ms. Timmerman received her Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) in 2012 from Bond University.

Ms. Timmerman is admitted to practice in the State of New York, the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia.