- Counsel to a regional bank holding company in its $1.8 billion merger with a competitor to form one of the 25 largest banking organizations in the U.S.
- Represented a super-regional financial services and banking corporation in its $497 million sale of energy loans to certain funds and accounts managed by a leading global private equity investment group.
- Represented a U.S.-based independent provider of fund administration services to private equity, venture capital, and real estate managers in its acquisition of a Luxembourg-based fund administration and corporate services provider.
- Counsel to one of the nation’s largest health care insurance companies in its tender offer for a publicly held corporation.
- Represented a super-regional bank in its “merger of equals” in a transaction with a market value of $6 billion.
- Represented one of the five largest U.S. bank holding companies in the acquisition of an insurance agency for approximately $250 million, resulting in the 10th largest U.S. insurance agency.
- Represented issuers and underwriters in community bank securities offerings, raising more than $15 billion of capital in the aggregate.
- Counsel to a number of private equity firms and other investment vehicles in their investments in financial institutions.
- Represented a bank holding company in the auction and sale of its international timber investment management business to a Brazilian investment management company.
- Represented an asset management institution in its sale of an energy infrastructure master limited partnership and its related mutual funds.
Randolph A. Moore, III
Senior Counsel,
- Phone: +1 404 881 7794
- Email: randy.moore@alston.com
When Randy wasn’t guiding financial institutions through complex corporate transactions, he could be found on a playing field or in a gym mentoring and coaching youth sports teams. Clients relied on Randy’s strategic advice, negotiating skills, client service focus, and practical guidance when structuring business combination agreements, securities offerings, and efficiently closing such transactions.