Private equity et capital-risque
Nous représentons des fonds de private equity et de capital-risque ainsi que des sociétés en portefeuille lors d’opérations d’achat, de cession et de financement. Nous assistons les fonds notamment lors de leur constitution et de leurs investissements, mais également sur les questions de gouvernance liées à leur portefeuille de sociétés, ainsi que lors de la négociation et la mise en œuvre des stratégies de sortie, telles que la vente de la société, une introduction en bourse ou autre offre publique, un refinancement, ou la vente sur le marché secondaire des parts détenues par le fonds. Nous conseillons également les fonds sur les sujets réglementaires liés à l’Advisers Act de 1940, l‘Investment Company Act de 1940, le Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform, le Consumer Protection Act et d’autres règlements financiers. Nous intervenons sur des sujets variés, notamment en ce qui concerne leurs obligations en tant qu’investisseurs dans les sociétés publiques et privées.
Par ailleurs, nous représentons des sociétés en portefeuille lors des transactions avec leurs investisseurs, et les conseillons quant à leurs stratégies de financement et de croissance, y compris en cas d’offres publiques ou privées et d’acquisitions.
Nous aidons également les start-up et les entreprises émergentes à préparer et négocier leurs premiers investissements et les conseillons aussi sur tous les aspects de leur activité. Notre culture entrepreneuriale, notre approche souple ainsi que notre bonne compréhension de l’évolution des conditions du marché nous permettent d’élaborer des solutions qui répondent aux besoins des entreprises en pleine croissance.
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The equity stake in DAH is subject to approval from the German Government which is currently supporting development of the D328eco with a high-volume development cost loan which, supports development of clean aviation initiatives at Deutsche Aircraft. The transaction is anticipated to close during the first quarter of 2023 following regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions. The terms of the transactions were not disclosed.
The Cohen & Gresser team was led by Jeffrey M. Bronheim and Daniel H. Mathias, with assistance from C&G associates James Mossetto and Georgia Moorhouse.
Cohen & Gresser advised Reliance Trust Company, a corporate fiduciary, in its $14.5 million sale of 571 Fulton Street in downtown Brooklyn to RedSky Capital. The complex deal spanned nine months and involved complicated lease issues as well as trust and estate and title issues originating in the 1930s. The sale of the property, which had been an asset in a trust for nearly 60 years, is a significant liquidity event for the beneficiaries. The property is also a key asset in RedSky Capital’s extensive redevelopment of Fulton Street.
Partner Nicholas J Kaiser led the Cohen & Gresser team, which included Matthew V Povolny, David F Lisner, Eliza Sheridan, and paralegal Camille Delgado.
The opening of Cohen & Gresser's London office was featured in the following articles:
- "NYC's Cohen & Gresser Launches in London," The American Lawyer
- "Cohen & Gresser Taps Fund Manager GC To Head New Office," Law360.com
- "Cohen & Gresser Launches in London, Hires Bronheim," The Drawdown
Cohen & Gresser announces its continued international expansion with the launch of its London office on June 1, 2018, led by partner Jeffrey M Bronheim. The office, which will be the firm’s fifth location globally and its second in Europe, will serve clients in all aspects of the investment industry, including hedge funds, private equity and venture capital funds, investors, and management companies. It will also focus on transactional work, cross-border litigation, and investigations.
- The consent decrees allow the private equity fund JAB Consumer Partners SCA SICAR's National Veterinary Associates to close two recent deals with some divestitures but also impose a series of strict prior notice requirements that are unprecedented in their breadth.
- The announcements come a month after the confirmation of a fifth commissioner that gave the Democrats a 3-2 majority on the FTC.
- As long as Democrats control the majority, private equity firms should be prepared for additional scrutiny and be cognizant of other competition issues that may impact them.
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.
A dissection of the standards which govern the valuation of private equity assets and the impacts of recent legal developments.
This article details the risks associated with employee share buybacks and their impact on the process of a company being sold.
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