Edmund Haxby

关于 Edmund Haxby

Ted is a senior associate in our global transactions group, based in London and currently seconded to New York.  He specialises in advising financial sponsors on complex M&A, co-investments, take privates, management incentivisation arrangements and other corporate matters across a range of sectors.

His client base covers global private equity houses, pension funds and corporates.  Ted previously spent six months seconded to our M&A team in New York and three months seconded to Prudential. 

近期项目经验

• Advising CVC Capital Partners on its investments in:
  • Premiership Rugby, the United Rugby Championship and the Six Nations Championship;
  • Womens Tennis Association; 
  • Medivet Group;
  • Rayner Surgical, and Rayner's subsequent acquisition of the OMIDRIA franchise;
  • System C and Graphnet, and their subsequent acquisition of WellSky International; 
  • WebPros; and
  • Away Resorts. 
• Advising Cinven on:
  
  • its combination of group.ONE and dogado group, alongside Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board; 
  • its acquisition of International Financial Group.
• Advising General Atlantic on:
  • its Series D investment in Back Market;
  • its acquisition of a strategic stake in Gymshark; and
  • the investment by Hg into Argus Media, a leading global provider of energy and commodity price reporting.
• Advising Blackstone and Sixth Street on the sale of Kensington Mortgages to Barclays Bank. 
• Advising First Reserve on its acquisition of The Weir Group Plc’s Flow Control division, now Trillium Flow Technologies.
• Advising One Equity Partners and its portfolio company, Clayens, on the acquisition of two plastics manufacturing facilities located in East Providence, RI, and Wallingford, CT.
• Advising MSC on the $4.5bn offer by MSC and Remgro to acquire Mediclinic.
• Advising Verisk Analytics, a leading data analytics provider, on its acquisition of the content as a service business of SAP and a strategic partnership for product compliance solutions.
• Advising Neptune Energy (backed by funds advised by Carlyle and CVC) on its $3.9bn acquisition of a utilities company.
• Advising Fuller, Smith & Turner PLC on its return of approximately £69 million to shareholders by way of D Share Scheme.