Jeffrey S. LowenthalJeffrey S.Lowenthal

A publicly traded national retail company in its acquisition of a chain of over 300 stores in the U.S. and Canada selling proprietary products with annual sales over $400 million and in the negotiation of a long-term license agreement and royalty arrangement with the seller.

A transportation company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in numerous public and private securities offerings and financings and other transactions, culminating in the sale of the company to a private equity buyer.

A privately owned apparel business in its acquisition by a large publicly traded Hong Kong company for cash and stock.

The board of directors of a publicly traded real estate investment trust in a stock-for-stock merger with another publicly traded REIT.

The owners of a company manufacturing equipment used in the energy industry in the sale of the company to a foreign buyer.

A private equity fund in its acquisition and subsequent sale of a company producing automobile parts.

A global infrastructure investment fund sponsored by a major financial institution in its role as lead investor in the acquisition of a public utility based in the U.K.