Houston lawyers at Bracewell, Baker Botts and Latham & Watkins worked on The Netherlands-based VTTI B.V.’s $481 million all-cash acquisition of its limited partnership, VTTI Energy Partners LP. The transaction takes London-based VTTI Energy Partners private.
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Securities Offering Count by Lead Lawyer (Issuer’s Counsel Underwriters’ Initial Purchasers’ Counsel) – Q1-Q4 2016
Securities Offering Count by Lead Lawyer (Issuer's Counsel Underwriters' Initial Purchasers' Counsel) – Q1-Q4 2016
Securities Offering Count by Lead Lawyer (Issuer’s Counsel) – Q1-Q4 2016
Securities Offering Count by Lead Lawyer (Issuer's Counsel) – Q1-Q4 2016
Securities Offering Count by Lead Lawyer (Issuer’s Counsel) – Q1-Q4 2016
Securities Offering Count by Lead Lawyer (Issuer's Counsel) – Q1-Q4 2016
Securities Offering Count by Law Firm (Q1-Q4 2016)
V&E and Latham Take Lion’s Share of 2016 Offering Work
Though the type of securities offerings that companies issued differed from 2015 to 2016, the Texas law firms and lawyers behind the offerings stayed pretty close to the same, according to new data from The Texas Lawbook’s Corporate Deal Tracker. To no one’s surprise, most lawyers ranked at the top are all Houstonites. But one Dallasite broke the mold on the issuer’s side.
This article names the individuals dominating securities work and has a breakdown of how each firm’s capital markets work in 2016 compared to the previous year. (Spoiler alert: two firms handled 65 percent of all securities offerings in the 2016 database).
V&E and Latham Take Lion’s Share of 2016 Offering Work
Though the type of securities offerings that companies issued differed from 2015 to 2016, the Texas law firms and lawyers behind the offerings stayed pretty close to the same, according to new data from The Texas Lawbook’s Corporate Deal Tracker. To no one’s surprise, most lawyers ranked at the top are all Houstonites. But one Dallasite broke the mold on the issuer’s side.
This article names the individuals dominating securities work and has a breakdown of how each firm’s capital markets work in 2016 compared to the previous year. (Spoiler alert: two firms handled 65 percent of all securities offerings in the 2016 database).