• Energy Harbor Corp. in its proposed acquisition by Vistra Corp.
    • GIC, as part of an investor consortium led by Permira and Hellman & Friedman, in its US$10.2 billion acquisition of Zendesk, an award-winning provider of software-as-a-service products.
    • GIC, as part of an investor group including Hellman & Friedman, Bain Capital Private Equity and Bain Capital Tech Opportunities, in connection with the US$17 billion acquisition of athenahealth, a leading provider of cloud-based enterprise software solutions for medical groups and health systems nationwide.
    • GIC, the sovereign wealth fund of Singapore, on the reported US$34 billion acquisition by an investor group, including Blackstone, The Carlyle Group and Hellman & Friedman, of Medline, a deal reported to be the second-largest buyout since the financial crisis and one of the largest healthcare buyouts ever.
    • MiddleGround Capital in its acquisition of Arrow Tru-Line, Inc. 
    • GIC in the acquisition, along with Stone Point Capital, of Ascensus, a retirement and college savings provider. 
    • Harvest Capital Credit Corporation in its merger with and into Portman Ridge Finance Corporation.
    • Ahead Inc. in connection with its sale to Centerbridge Partners and contemporaneous acquisitions of RoundTower Technologies and Kovarus.
    • Ahead Inc. in connection with several add-on acquisitions.
    • Quilvest Capital Partners and its portfolio company, Command Alkon, a construction supplier collaboration platform, in the sale of Command Alkon to private equity firm Thoma Bravo.
    • OHA Investment Corporation, a publicly traded business development company managed by Oak Hill Advisors, L.P., in its merger with and into Portman Ridge Finance Corporation.
    • GIC in its acquisition of a substantial equity stake (along with Silver Lake) in Ancestry.com, a provider of online family history data and personal DNA testing, and the subsequent sale by the investor consortium of Ancestry.com to Blackstone for US$4.7 billion.
    • GIC in connection with the merger of Ultimate Software and Kronos Incorporated for an enterprise value of US$22 billion.
    • GIC in the US$27 billion sale of Refinitiv by a consortium (consisting of Blackstone, an affiliate of GIC, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Thomson Reuters) to London Stock Exchange Group plc, representing the largest PE exit in 2019, according to Bloomberg
    • GIC, as part of a consortium led by Blackstone that includes GIC and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board on a partnership agreement with Thomson Reuters for Refinitiv (f/k/a Thomson Reuters’ Financial & Risk (F&R) business) at an overall valuation of US$20 billion, which, according to Refinitiv, is the second largest private equity-backed acquisition in the past three years (at the time it announced).
    • Cinépolis, a Mexico-based cinema exhibitor, on its proposed acquisition of Moviehouse & Eatery, an upscale dine-in movie theatre circuit in Texas.
    • GIC, as part of a Hellman & Friedman-led investor consortium (including GIC, Blackstone, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, JMI Equity and other investors) in the US$11 billion take-private acquisition of Nasdaq-listed Ultimate Software.
    • Encompass Digital Media in its acquisition of Babcock International Group’s Media Services business.
    • Kinross Gold Corporation in its acquisition of two Brazilian hydroelectric power plants through its wholly-owned subsidiary Kinross Brasil Mineraçao.
    • Cinemex Holdings USA, Inc. in its acquisition of Cobb Theaters, a modern, premium circuit of 28 theater locations across the southeastern United States.
    • Laguna Dairy, S.A. de C.V., a multinational fresh fluid dairy processor based in Mexico, in the sale of Borden to ACON Investments, LLC via an equity recapitalization.
    • Grupo Mexico SAB de CV’s transportation business unit, GMéxico Transportes S.A. de C.V, in its acquisition of the Florida East Coast Railway Holdings Corp, a freight transportation business headquartered in Coral Gables, Florida.
    • Affiliates of Bregal Partners in connection with its investment in American Seafoods Group, LLC, the largest harvester of wild-caught fish for human consumption in the United States, as part of a broader deleveraging recapitalization of American Seafoods Group, LLC.
    • GIC, the sovereign wealth fund of Singapore, in its US$350 million investment in Kronos Inc., a company focused on delivering workforce management solutions in the cloud, as part of a broader recapitalization of Kronos.
    • Court Square Capital Partners in a number of its transactions, including the US$1.12 billion sale of the Harvard Drug Group to Cardinal Health Inc., and various portfolio company acquisitions.
    • Compañía Perforadora de México S.A.P.I. de C.V. (PEMSA), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Grupo México S.A.B. de C.V., in five acquisitions of jackup rigs and drilling platforms for a total value of approximately US$1 billion for use in oil exploration and drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
    • Celgene Corporation in its 2015 acquisition of Quanticel Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a privately held biotechnology company focused on cancer drug discovery for US$100 million at closing and an additional earnout of US$385 million.
    • Switzerland-based Ferring Pharmaceuticals in its 2014 acquisition of DDAVP® (desmopressin acetate) from Sanofi.
    • R-Pharm US in its acquisition of the breast cancer drug Ixempra (ixabepilone) from Bristol-Myers Squibb.
    • Tekla Capital Management LLC and its affiliates in a broad range of investments in private biotechnology companies.
    • Sweden-based Orexo AB in its sale of the rights to the pharmaceutical product Abstral in the United States to Galena Biopharma, Inc.
    • A global asset manager in its acquisition of a leading provider of fixed-income indexing solutions.
    • CorpBanca, a Chilean bank, and its majority shareholders, in connection with a US$225 million investment from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and certain of its affiliated funds.
    • Lead counsel for an ad hoc group of creditors of Chilean bus operator Inversiones Alsacia, S.A. in bondholder matters relating to litigation and insolvency proceedings in Chile and the United States