Daniel H Mathias
Counsel, London
Daniel Mathias is a counsel in Cohen & Gresser’s London office and a member of the firm’s Corporate group. He focuses his practice on UK and international M&A, joint ventures, and general corporate matters.
Daniel has extensive experience advising private equity firms, family offices, and other alternative asset managers on investments and divestments.
Having worked in London, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, and Hong Kong, Daniel has significant international transactional experience and often works with U.S.-based clients on domestic and major cross-border transactions. He has advised investors and businesses across a broad range of industries, including those in the healthcare, technology, real estate, industrial, and consumer sectors.
Prior to joining C&G, Daniel was a Senior Associate in the London office of McDermott Will & Emery LLP. He began his career as a trainee and then as an associate at Latham & Watkins LLP.
Daniel completed his Legal Practice Course with distinction from Oxford Institute of Legal Practice and received his Graduate Diploma in Law from Oxford Brookes University. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in History with Upper Second Class Honors from the University of Bristol. Daniel is fluent in Welsh.
Daniel Mathias is a counsel in Cohen & Gresser’s London office and a member of the firm’s Corporate group. He focuses his practice on…
Education
Oxford Institute of Legal Practice (LPC – Distinction, 2009); Oxford Brookes University (GDL 2008); University of Bristol (B.A., Hons., 2007)
Bar Admissions
England & Wales
Cohen & Gresser LLP advised private equity firm Limerston Capital in its acquisition of Forensis Group Limited and Forensic Axis Limited (trading respectively as Forensic Access and Axiom International), specialists in forensics science services and premier providers of international institutional reform and capacity building. The combined acquisition will form the basis of a new, comprehensive international criminal justice services provider. Management and founders, led by Professor Angela Gallop, will retain a significant minority shareholding as part of the transaction and will work with Limerston Capital to expand the businesses through organic growth and strategic acquisitions. The terms of the transactions were not disclosed.
Jeffrey M Bronheim, Daniel H Mathias, and James R Mossetto discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on private equity funds, noting that investor uncertainty and the need to preserve cash may drive limited partners (“LPs”) to question their obligations to fund capital calls.
Jeffrey M Bronheim, Daniel H Mathias, and James R Mossetto discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on private equity funds, noting that investor uncertainty and the need to preserve cash may drive limited partners (“LPs”) to question their obligations to fund capital calls.
London team members Jeffrey M Bronheim, Jumana Rahman, Charlotte Ritchie, and Daniel H Mathias discuss the English law contractual provisions which may impact businesses and investors in light of the coronavirus epidemic.