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Daniel Mansfield Daniel Mansfield Associate London | 160 Queen Victoria Street, London, UK EC4V 4QQ T +44 20 7184 7642 | F +44 20 7184 7001 [email protected] Services Private Equity > Mergers and Acquisitions > Corporate > Corporate Governance > Daniel Mansfield practices in the area of corporate law, focusing on private equity, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and restructurings. EXPERIENCE Iconix Brand Group, Inc. on the sale by one of its subsidiaries of certain IP rights relating to the Lee Cooper® brand in the Republic of India to a joint venture part- owned by Iconix. One of the world's largest asset managers in connection with its Series D investment in a digital challenger bank. One of the world's largest asset managers in connection with its Series E investment in a global fintech-as-a-service provider. One Equity Partners on the acquisition of BRUSH Group, a leading independent provider of equipment, services and solutions for electrical power generation and distribution. Direct Healthcare Group (a portfolio company of ArchiMed) on its acquisition of Talley Group Ltd, a UK manufacturer of pressure area care equipment. Blackstone Credit (formerly GSO Capital Partners) on the acquisition of Co- operative Group’s general insurance business by GSO, TwinFocus and Markerstudy Group. Iconix Brand Group, Inc. on the sale by one of its subsidiaries of Lee Cooper China Limited (the entity which owns rights to the Lee Cooper denim brand in PRC, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau) to POS Fashion Trading (HK) Co., Limited. Hellenic Telecommunications Organization S.A (OTE) in connection with the sale of its stake in fixed telecommunications operator Telekom Romania to Orange Romania. Iconix Brand Group, Inc. on the sale by one of its subsidiaries of Starter China Limited (which owns the rights to the Starter apparel brand within the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau) to New Dynamics China Holding Limited. Iconix Brand Group, Inc. on the sale by one of its subsidiaries of Umbro China Limited (which owns the rights to the Umbro sports brand within the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau) to a subsidiary of Qiaodan Sports Co., Ltd. Cerberus Capital Management on the sale of Covis Pharma to Apollo Global Management. LGT Global Invest on their investment in CMR Surgical’s US$240 million series C fundraising, the largest private financing round in the medical technology sector in Europe to date. A substantial family office as investor in a substantive venture investment in a UK ticketing and events hosting company. ICTS International N.V. and ABC Technologies B.V. on the US$60 million equity investment by an affiliate of TPG Global into ABC, a subsidiary of ICTS and the owner of Au10tix Limited, a leader in the ID documentation and know-your-customer on- boarding automation software industry. The transaction valued Au10tix at US$260 million. Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a leading US private equity firm focused primarily on technology and healthcare sectors, on the sale of its portfolio business AIM Software, a leading provider of data management solutions with a specialized focus on the buy-side, to SimCorp, a Danish listed entity, for an enterprise value of EUR 60m. HRA Pharma, a portfolio company of Astorg Partners, on the acquisition of the Mederma Brand from Merz Pharmaceuticals GmbH. One Equity Partners on the acquisition of the MERA group, a custom software developments services provider. Wyndham Worldwide Corp. on the carve-out and sale of its c. US$1.3 billion European Exchange & Rentals business to Platinum Equity. Itiviti Group (a portfolio company of Nordic Capital) on the acquisition of Ullink/Nyfix from HgCapital. Coveris Holdings S.A. (a portfolio company of Sun Capital Partners), on a €700 million sale of its Global Rigid packaging business to Lindsay Goldberg LLC. Further Global, a US private equity firm that makes investments in businesses within the financial services industry, on its successful £100 million take private of GBGI, the London listed holding company for the "The Global Benefits Group" which provides international benefits insurance globally through various subsidiary companies. EDUCATION University of Southampton, LL.B. University College London, LL.M. BPP University, Legal Practice Course ADMISSIONS England and Wales.
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