Capital Markets lawyers

Arnold Jacobs

Arnie Jacobs has a broad background in general corporate and securities law with an emphasis on private and public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance. His practice includes representing diverse private equity funds and public companies, and working on public offerings, private placements, venture capital and private equity investments, and mergers and acquisitions. He twice was a member of Proskauer’s six-person Executive Committee, which governs the firm. As a result of his most recent election to the Executive Committee, he gave up his position as co-Chair of the firm’s Corporate Department. While he was Chairman of the Committee on Securities Regulation of the New York City Bar Association, he testified on securities legislation before committees of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. Arnie was an Adjunct Professor of Law at Cornell Law School for 12 years, was an Adjunct Professor of Law at Cardozo Law School for 12 years, and was an Adjunct Professor of Law at New York Law School for 15 years. Arnie is the author of 25 books and numerous articles on various aspects of securities and corporate law, which have been cited by the U.S. Supreme Court a number of times (most recently in 2011), as well as in hundreds of other cases and authorities. As a result of one of those articles, he holds the world's record for the law review article with the most footnotes (4,824 to be exact). His books include: Disclosure and Remedies Under the Securities Laws, a seven-volume, 7,500-page treatise discussing what disclosure is required under federal and state securities laws, and the remedies for noncompliance Litigation and Practice Under Rule 10b-5, a six-volume, 5,000-page treatise dealing with securities fraud Section 16(b) of The Securities Exchange Act, a 1,400-page treatise dealing with short-swing profits Manual of Corporate Forms for Securities Practice, a four-volume, 4,000-page treatise setting forth forms to be used Opinion Letters in Securities Matters, a three-volume, 3,500-page treatise dealing in depth with opinions lawyers are to render The Impact of Rule 10b-5, a three-volume, 1,500-page treatise explaining various aspects of securities fraud The Williams Act - Tender Offer and Stock Accumulations, a 1,100-page treatise on takeovers and Schedule 13Ds

Proskauer Rose LLP

Arnon Mainfeld

Partner, Head of Capital Markets and securities department

S. Friedman, Abramson & Co.

Arnon Samburski

Partner Arnon Samburski is a Hi-Tech Practice lead and a member of the Corporate Group at Naschitz Brandes Amir. His primary focus is on representing early-stage and high-growth high-tech companies and their investors in sectors such as biotech, fintech, cyber, digital health, insurtech, medical devices, online gaming, digital media, and SaaS. Arnon specializes in supporting early-stage startups in setting up operations, managing founder relations, handling day-to-day commercial transactions, and addressing labor relations. Additionally, he assists them in securing, negotiating, and closing financing rounds. As these companies evolve into high-growth ventures, Arnon serves as an "outside general counsel," providing advice on various legal matters, including venture capital financing, M&A, IPOs, and other strategic transactions. With over 25 years of experience working with startups, Arnon possesses a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities faced by emerging companies. He closely collaborates with clients to offer practical and solution-focused advice.

Naschitz, Brandes, Amir & Co.

Arpana Dhariwal

Partner, Gagrats, Mumbai.

Gagrats

Arthur Bardawil Penteado

Partner

Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice Advogados

Arthur Iliev

Dentons

Arthur Kohn

Arthur H. Kohn is a partner based in the New York office of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP. Mr. Kohn's practice focuses on compensation and benefit matters, including tax, securities law, corporate governance and other disciplines related to executive compensation, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, pension compliance and investment, employment law and related matters. He advises public and private companies in financial services, retail, industrial, technology and other industries. He teaches the Taxation of Executive Compensation at NYU Law School, and has written and spoken extensively on compensation and governance matters. He also is a member of the Board of Advisors of the Weinberg Center.

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

Arthur Long

Arthur Long advises clients on all aspects of financial institutions regulation. Arthur draws on extensive industry knowledge to help non-US and US financial institutions navigate: The regulatory aspects of M&A and capital markets transactions Bank regulatory compliance issues Dodd-Frank issues, including the regulation of systemically significant banks and related heightened capital and liquidity requirements Resolution planning Volcker Rule issues with respect to bank proprietary trading and private equity fund/hedge fund operations He has significant experience with bank securities offerings and issues unique to foreign banks operating or seeking to operate in the United States. Arthur also counsels fintech companies on the regulatory issues that relate to their businesses, as well as advises on virtual currency and blockchain technology regulation. Arthur is a recognized thought leader whose publications include “The Financial Services Regulation Deskbook”, the Practising Law Institute treatise on the Dodd-Frank Act, and “The New Autarky? How U.S. and UK Domestic and Foreign Banking Proposals Threaten Global Growth” for the Cato Institute. Before joining Latham, Arthur was a partner at another leading law firm. He served as law clerk to US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas from 1997 to 1998 and to US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit Judge J. Michael Luttig from 1993 to 1994.

Latham & Watkins

Arthur Robinson

Partner representing clients in initial public offerings, high yield issuances, restructurings and corporate governance issues. Transactions include IPOs of Sotera Health, CommScope, Duck Creek, Paycor, ADT, U.S. Xpress, Anywhere Real Estate, InnovAge, Bioventus, Nuvalent, Press Ganey and Frequency Therapeutics; offerings to finance the acquisitions of NBC Universal, Cablevision, Burger King and Anywhere Real Estate; financing transactions in Olin’s acquisition of Dow Chemical’s Chlor-Alkali business; Reverse Morris Trust transaction to spin-off and combine WarnerMedia with Discovery, Inc.; offerings for Carnival, U.S. Steel, Sprint, Endo Pharmaceuticals, Del Monte, Zai Labs, Bombardier Recreation, Apache, Northrop Grumman, Venator, Gartner, Wolverine, Block (formerly Square), Cimpress and PTC; and offerings to finance Mirant Corporation's and LatAm Airlines’ emergences from bankruptcy.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP

Artur Zapała

Partner of SPCG Law Firm. Manages the Warsaw branch office of the Firm.

SPCG Studnicki Pleszka Cwiakalski Górski

Arturo Caraballo

Arnold & Porter

Arturo Carrillo

Arturo represents private and state-owned foreign companies, investment banks, bank groups and sovereign states in cross-border capital markets and liability management transactions, structured financings, joint ventures, and mergers and acquisitions, with a particular emphasis on Latin America matters. Arturo also has significant experience with European corporate and capital markets transactions.

Baker McKenzie

Arturo Gerbaud

Managing Partner

Alemán, Cordero, Galindo & Lee

Ary Oswaldo Mattos Filho

Partner

Mattos Filho

Asad Abedi

Senior Lawyer

Derayah LLPC – Saudilegal

Asaf Harel

Partner

Meitar Law Offices

Asen Stefanov

Associate

Dimitrov, Petrov & Co

Aset Shyngyssov

Aset is the managing partner of Morgan Lewis's Almaty and Astana offices. He concentrates his practice on corporate law and corporate transactions, primarily mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Aset handles transactions in Kazakhstan and throughout Central Asia involving clients in the oil and gas, banking, capital markets and hospitality industries. Chambers, Legal 500 and International Financial Law Review consistently rank him among the top Kazakhstan lawyers for his experience in natural resources and corporate and commercial law. For more information, view Aset’s biography at www.morganlewis.com/bios/ashyngyssov

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Asher Sofan

Asher is a partner in the firm's capital market department. Prior To joining the firm in 2019, Asher served in several prominent positions in the Israeli capital market. Asher started his professional career at the Corporations Section of the Israeli Securities Authority where, for about 7 years, he lead a in a senior position in charge of corporate governance. His capacity, Asher was responsible for all aspects of corporate governance relating to the work of the ISA, both regarding the ongoing supervision of public companies and with regard to the legislative process, the publication of policy positions and in supporting cases of enforcement. The tasks associates with that position at the ISA include an advisory role on all corporate governance for the Capital Market Authority, the Companies Authority, the Bank of Israel and the Ministry of Justice. As part of his work at the ISA, Asher served as a member of various public committees, including: the Committee for the Enactment of the Law for Senior Office Holders’ Salaries, the Committee for the Enactment of Amendment 20 to the Companies Law, the project to mitigate regulation, corporate governance for government companies. After leaving his role at the ISA, Asher worked in the capital markets department of a leading Tel Aviv firm, where he regularly acted as advisor to Israeli corporations listed on the Stock Exchange and to institutionalsequence trading corporations, including with regard to the construction of offering structures, providing of legal advice and rendering of services with the relevant regulatory bodies. Adv. Asher has extensive and diverse experience in all areas of the capital market, from guiding companies in their initial public offerings, through to mergers, acquisitions and structural changes, private offerings and tender offers, and up to corporate financing, stakeholder transactions, compliance with the reporting obligations and rules of corporate governance. In addition, Asher specializes in the implementation of complex offerings (securitization) and structured products offerings. In addition, Asher represents various companies and entities vis-a'-vis different regulatory bodies, such as: the Bank of Israel, the Capital Market Authority, the Ministry of Justice and the ISA. His representation includes, inter alia, representing clients at administrative proceedings and in the obtaining, operating licenses and permits, obtaining judicial opinions on various issues, providing representation in legislative process relating to clients’ activities, etc.

Firon Law Firm

Ashleigh Le

Principal Solicitor - Corporate & Commercial

KHQ Lawyers

Ashley Freeman

Head of Banking & Finance

Haya Rashed Al Khalifa Attorneys at Law & Legal Consultants

Ashley Morrison

Ashley specialises in securitisation and structured finance transactions for clients which include global investment banks and issuers. In particular, Ashley has worked on numerous high yield bond issuances with the leading law firms in London, a number of synthetic securitisations and has been involved in the Jersey elements of several credit card securitisation structures. She also advises on structured finance deals including equity placings as well as the issue of convertible bonds by Jersey incorporated issuers. Ashley also has extensive experience listing specialist debt securities on The International Stock Exchange (TISE) including the listing of high yield notes, credit-linked notes and variable funding notes on TISE.

Carey Olsen

Ashley Reeback

Ashley Reeback acts on corporate transactions in both the public and private arenas, including M&A, IPOs, MBOs and MBIs. He is a partner and Head of the Corporate department at Howard Kennedy. Ashley assists clients on the full spectrum of corporate and capital markets transactions. He is a solicitor with a particular focus on mid-market M&A, as well as, public company transactions. He advises on both the purchase and sale of private companies including by way of Management Buy Outs and Management Buy-Ins. On the capital markets side of his practice, Ashley acts for clients on Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and has advised on over 40 AIM IPOs (some by way of reverse takeover), acting for both issuers and Nomad/brokers. Ashley also advises on public takeovers, as well as, early stage and pre-IPO funding rounds.

Howard Kennedy LLP

Ashraf Abou Elkheir

Founder and Managing Partner

Alliance Law