AGG Adds Atlanta Partner to Public Finance & Economic Development Team
Friday, November 4th, 2022
Arnall Golden Gregory (AGG) is pleased to announce the arrival of Ansly P. Moyer as a partner in the firm’s Atlanta office. She brings more than 15 years of legal experience to the Corporate & Finance practice and the Public Finance & Economic Development industry team, where she represents development authorities and other local government entities, lenders, and other commercial entities related to the financing of major economic development projects.
“As our team continues to serve as a strategic partner for companies seeking incentives throughout the United States and for government authorities and the various organizations driving important development throughout the Southeast, we are thrilled to welcome Ansly and continue growing our team in tandem with the region,” said Andrew J. Schutt, co-chair of AGG’s Public Finance & Economic Development team. “Ansly brings amazing experience and a reputation for results-driven counsel and innovative solutions to accomplish her clients’ ambitious projects.”
Ansly focuses her practice on representing corporate, not-for-profit, and governmental clients in various roles on taxable and tax-exempt public finance transactions, including as issuer’s counsel, bond counsel, lender’s counsel, or company counsel. She also serves as general counsel to local governmental authorities and guides clients through complex financial and corporate contracts, including loan agreements, purchase agreements, credit and liquidity facilities, and incentive agreements.
“I am thrilled to join AGG’s Corporate & Finance practice and the firm’s Public Finance & Economic Development team,” said Ansly. “Combining my public finance practice and deep understanding of economic incentives with AGG’s reputation for top-notch client service serves as a step forward in ensuring my clients continue receiving counsel of the highest quality.”
Prior to joining AGG, Ansly practiced at several large Atlanta-based law firms with public finance and incentive practices.
Ansly earned her law degree from the University of Georgia School of Law and her undergraduate degree from Dartmouth College.
