• CIT Group Inc. on (i) the sale of its European rail leasing business to VTG AG (Germany) for approximately US$1.2 billion and the related anti-trust remedy sale of Nacco's German and Luxembourg businesses; (ii) a series of international transactions related to the sale of its vendor financing and equipment financing businesses in Europe (Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, UK) and Asia (Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea); (iii) the sale of its commercial finance business in the UK; and (iv) its purchase of Nacco SAS (France).
    • Crown Holdings, Inc. in connection with its (i) sale of its European tinplate business to an affiliate of KPS Capital Partners, LP for €2.25 billion, in 2021; (ii) US$3.9 billion acquisition of Signode Industrial Group Holdings, a Bermuda based global producer of transit packaging systems which operates in over 40 countries across six continents from the Carlyle Group; (iii) US$1.64 billion acquisition of Mivisa Envases, S.A.U., the largest food can producer in both the Iberian Peninsula and Morocco from Blackstone; (iv) sale of its European Industrial Specialty Packaging business to Huber Packaging Group GmbH (Germany), which included assets in France, Finland, Switzerland and the UK; and (v) the reorganization of its European operation across 16 jurisdictions.
    • Hunt Companies Inc, a leading U.S. real estate investment and infrastructure company active in public-private partnership initiatives with approximately US$50B AUM, on (i) the acquisition of a 50% economic interest in London headquartered Amber Infrastructure Group, (ii) its subsequent acquisition of a controlling interest in Amber from existing shareholders and related joint venture arrangements, and (iii) the UK aspects of Gallatin Point Capital's US$200 million committed equity investment in Hunt.
    • Slinger Bag Inc., a leading connected sports company, on (i) the acquisition of Tel Aviv based PlaySight Interactive Ltd, an AI sports technology company in an all share merger valued at approximately US$100 million; and (ii) as US counsel on the acquisition of Gameface, an award-winning AI sports technology provider based in Sydney. Slinger trades on the US OTC market.
    • ICTS International N.V. and Au10tix Technologies B.V. on (i) a US$60 million equity investment by an affiliate of TPG Global into Au10tix Technologies, a subsidiary of ICTS and the owner of Israel based Au10tix Limited, a leader in the identity verification industry; (ii) a further US$20 million equity investment by Oak HC/FT into Au10tix Technologies; and (iii) a secondary sale of preferred equity of Au10tix Technologies by TPG to GF GW LLC and Oak and all related shareholder arrangements.
    • Au10tix Limited, based in Israel, in connection with its SaaS agreements with Google, Paypal and Visa among others.
    • The Phoenix Insurance Company, a leading Israeli insurer, on (i) its debt and equity investments in a 770 unit residential portfolio in Berlin and a portfolio of 67 condominium buildings in Germany in partnership with German and international funds and (ii) its debt and equity investments with five other major Israeli institutions and a Canadian institution in a private Luxembourg incorporated real estate development company which owns 34 hotel, retail, office and residential properties in Germany and the related joint venture. Aggregate investments by investors represented by Dechert were in excess of €300 million; and (iii) its subsequent sale of the Berlin portfolio listed in (i) above in May 2022.
    • Microblink, a global leader in AI-powered computer vision software, in connection with its reorganisation and a US$60 million minority investment by Silversmith Capital, a Boston-based growth equity firm.
    • Adveo Group International, S.A. on its disposal of its EOS Ink & Toner distribution business in France, together with inventory owned by its businesses in Spain, Italy and Germany, to Westcoast Limited.
    • The Mohamed Al Fayed family trust in connection with the sale of the Fulham Football Club to Shahid Khan, the CEO of Flex-N-Gate Group and owner of the American football team, Jacksonville Jaguars.
    • V&S Vin & Sprit (the maker of Absolut Vodka) on (i) its €5.63 billion privatization and sale to Pernod Ricard (ii) its acquisitions of interests in Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc. and Maxxium Worldwide B.V. and (iii) the related joint ventures.
    • Weather Investments’ €12 billion acquisition of Wind Telecomunicazioni S.p.A.
    • Disney’s US$5.3 billion purchase of Fox Family.
    • Ebro Foods (formerly Puleva) on its (i) US$362.5 million acquisition of New World Pasta, Inc.; (ii) US$400 million acquisition of Riviana; (iii) US$100 million acquisition of the Minute Rice brand; and (iv) as anti-trust counsel on its acquisition of the Tilda rice brand for US$342 million from Hain Celestial.
    • Guinness’s US$40 billion acquisition of Grand Met to form Diageo plc.
    • Zimmer Holdings on its US$3.2 billion hostile takeover of Centerpulse AG.
    • Excite@Home in connection with the proposed combination of its non-US assets with chello Broadband to form the largest ISP in Europe.
    • Altima Partners, as sponsor, and Campos Verdes Ltd. on its US$613.2 million business combination with El Tejar SAACEI to form El Tejar Limited, one of the leading agribusinesses in Latin America, as well as: (i) a US$150 million equity; a US$26 million follow-on equity; a US$330 million convertible debt; and a US$140 million equity capital raise and (ii) the acquisition of Global Farms Group Limited for El Tejar following such business combination.
    • Aragata Holdings Limited on the sale of a 50% interest (and related joint venture) in the Port of Rostock to Babcock and Brown Infrastructure and subsequent sale of the remaining 50% to Euroports.
    • Ashmore Investment Management in numerous investments, including its (i) acquisition of a 50% stake (and related joint venture) in Belde AS, Turkish port operator and (ii) a 75% stake in Dolomite Capital Management, a New York hedge fund of funds manager.
    • FMC Corporation on perpetual licensing, distribution and services agreement with Austria based GAT Microencapsulation AG giving FMC access to a range of advanced crop protection products.
    • Faros Infrastructure Partners LLC on its £132.5 million acquisition of Belfast City Airport from Ferrovial Aeropuertos of Spain in partnership with ABN Amro Global Infrastructure Fund.
    • The Republic of Serbia and Nomura, as financial advisor, on the privatization of Vojvodjanska Banka Novi Sad and its €385 million sale to The National Bank of Greece.
    • The Republic of Serbia (i) on the privatization sales of Merima (€69.8 million), Zorka-Pharma (€58.3 million) and Zdravlje (€48.26 million) and (ii) in connection with its joint venture arrangements with Etihad in relation to Air Serbia.
    • After Midnight LLC and Midnight Oil Company LLC in its worldwide joint venture, management and licensing arrangements with Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. relating to the “Whiskey” and related bars.
    • Gazit-Globe Ltd. in multiple acquisitions of retail properties and related financings in Europe.
    • Riverdeep Group in their acquisitions of The Learning Company, Broderbund, Ed-Vantage Software, Edmark Corporation, Teacher Universe and Smartstuff Software. 

    Mr. Getter also works regularly in the emerging markets and has advised on acquisitions, privatizations and financings in countries as diverse as Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Benin, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, British Virgin Islands, Cameroon, Canada, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Guinea, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Ivory Coast, Japan, Jamaica, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kosovo, Lebanon, Libya, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Mexico, Morocco, the Netherlands, Niger, Nigeria, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, the UAE, the UK, Ukraine, Uruguay, the U.S., Zambia and Zimbabwe.

    • London School of Economics - Alternative Investments Conference — London Marriott Hotel, (February 3-4, 2020)