Joseph Fox

Tax Partner. Mr. Fox focuses on domestic and cross-border tax issues relating to capital markets, financing and derivatives transactions. He regularly represents US and non-US clients in a variety of contexts, such as equity and debt offerings, bank financing transactions, debt restructurings and derivatives transactions, and is experienced with specialized vehicles and industries, including RICs, REITs, credit funds, real estate funds, insurance companies and shipping companies. He also advises on asset management tax considerations and international tax issues. · Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

United StatesTax, Capital Markets

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Mr. Fox focuses on domestic and cross-border tax issues relating to capital markets, financing and derivatives transactions. He regularly represents US and non-US clients in contexts such as equity and debt offerings, bank financing transactions, debt restructurings and derivatives transactions, and is experienced with specialized vehicles and industries including RICs, REITs, credit funds, real estate funds, insurance companies and shipping companies.

Practice areas

TaxCapital MarketsFinancingDerivativesAsset ManagementInternational Tax

Office

United States

Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP · Tax Partner. Mr. Fox focuses on domestic and cross-border tax issues relating to capital markets, financing and derivatives transactions. He regularly represents US and non-US clients in a variety of contexts, such as equity and debt offerings, bank financing transactions, debt restructurings and derivatives transactions, and is experienced with specialized vehicles and industries, including RICs, REITs, credit funds, real estate funds, insurance companies and shipping companies. He also advises on asset management tax considerations and international tax issues.

United States

Expertise

RICsREITsCredit FundsReal Estate FundsInsurance CompaniesShipping Companies

Education

JD, magna cum laude, Fordham University School of Law (2006)
BA, Yeshiva B'nei Torah Rabbinical Seminary (2003)