Eric M. Feinstein

Feinstein serves on the Board of Advisors of the Institute for Law & Economics at the University of Pennsylvania.

Selected publicly disclosed sports and media representations include:

• Electronic Arts in its $55.0 billion acquisition by a consortium led by the Public Investment Fund, the largest ever take-private transaction
• Bill Chisholm and his investor group in the $6.1 billion acquisition of the Boston Celtics
• Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore in their $1.5 billion acquisition of the Minnesota Timberwolves
• Clearlake Capital in its sale of Concert Golf Partners
• Stephen Ross and the Miami Dolphins in multiple transactions, including the:
  • sale of a minority interest in the Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium and F1 Miami Grand Prix to Ares Management and Joe Tsai
  • joint venture with Ari Emanuel’s Mari group to acquire the Miami Open tennis tournament
• David Rubenstein in his $1.7 billion acquisition of the Baltimore Orioles and related financing transactions
• The Baltimore Orioles in the global resolution of their dispute with the Washington Nationals regarding the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network
• The Atlanta Braves and CEO Terry McGuirk in connection with McGuirk’s proxy and voting agreement with John Malone
• Derek Jeter and his investor group in the acquisition of the Miami Marlins

Selected publicly disclosed bank, fintech and financial services representations include:

• Goldman Sachs in multiple transactions, including its:
  • $2.0 billion acquisition of Innovator Capital Management
  • Sale of GreenSky and related loan assets to a consortium led by Sixth Street
• FIS in its $18.5 billion carve-out divestiture of a majority interest in its Worldpay merchant solutions business
• Ford Financial Fund and its portfolio company Mechanics Bank in multiple transactions, including the:
  • Sale of its Fannie Mae DUS business to Fifth Third
  • $3.6 billion merger with HomeStreet
  • $2.1 billion carve-out acquisition of Rabobank
  • Acquisition of Learner Financial Corporation and Scott Valley Bank
  • Acquisition of California Republic Bancorp
• TowneBank in its $203 million acquisition of Old Point Financial Corporation
• Bremer Financial in its $1.4 billion merger with Old National Bancorp
• Royal Bank of Canada in its $13.5 billion acquisition of HSBC Bank Canada
• SoFi Technologies in multiple transactions, including its:
  • $8.6 billion merger with Social Capital Hedosophia V
  • $1.1 billion acquisition of Technisys S.A.
  • Acquisition of Wyndham Capital Mortgage
  • $1.725 billion and $1.5 billion common equity raises, $1.2 billion and $860 million convertible notes issuances, $600 million common equity for convertible notes exchange and other securities transactions
• Umpqua Holdings in its $8.2 billion all-stock combination with Columbia Banking System
• BB&T Corporation in its $66 billion merger of equals with SunTrust to create Truist
• Valley National Bancorp in its $1.2 billion acquisition of Bank Leumi USA
• Boston Private Financial Holdings in its $900 million acquisition by SVB Financial and successful defense against a proxy contest by activist investor HoldCo Asset Management
• Banner Corporation in its acquisition of Skagit Bancorp
• Hampton Roads Bankshares in its acquisition of Xenith Bankshares

Selected publicly disclosed technology, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, industrials, energy and real estate representations include:

• Amgen in its $4 billion acquisition of ChemoCentryx
• Perrigo Company plc in multiple transactions, including its:
  • €275 million carve-out divestiture of its HRA Pharma Rare Diseases business
  • Divestiture of its scar-treatment business
  • $2.1 billion acquisition of HRA Pharma from Astorg and Goldman Sachs Asset Management
  • $1.6 billion carve-out divestiture of its generic Rx pharmaceutical business
  • $2.8 billion sale of its rights in the royalty stream of Tysabri®
  • Successful defense against a $26 billion hostile takeover offer by Mylan N.V.
  • Governance agreement with Starboard
• Bath & Body Works in its:
  • Divestiture of majority interests the Easton Town Center and Easton Gateway joint ventures
  • Defense against an announced proxy fight by Third Point
• Adobe in its $1.3 billion acquisition of frame.io
• Broadcom in multiple transactions, including its:
  • $130 billion proposal to acquire Qualcomm
  • $18.9 billion all-cash acquisition of CA Technologies
  • $950 million sale of Veracode to Thoma Bravo
• United Technologies in its separation into three independent public companies and the spin-offs of Otis Worldwide Corp. and Carrier Global Corporation
• AECOM in multiple transactions, including its:
  • $2.4 billion carve-out sale of its Management Services business to American Securities and Lindsay Goldberg
  • Carve-out sale of its oil & gas maintenance business to Graham Construction
  • Governance agreement with Starboard
• Quality Care Properties in its $3.9 billion acquisition by Welltower, including its related agreement with ProMedica Health System to acquire HCR ManorCare through a bankruptcy reorganization
• CIT Group in multiple transactions, including its:
  • $10 billion carve-out sale of its aircraft leasing business to Avolon Holdings Limited
  • Sale of its aircraft leasing joint ventures to Tokyo Century
• TEGNA in multiple transactions, including its:
  • Spin-off of Cars.com
  • Sale of CareerBuilder to Apollo Global Management and the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board
• Periphas Capital in its convertible preferred equity investment in KAR Auction Services
• Motorola Solutions in multiple transactions, including its strategic partnership with Silver Lake and related securities transactions
• CNX Resources in the spin-off of its coal business
• Annaly Capital Management in its $1.5 billion acquisition of Hatteras Financial
• Ventas in its spin-off of its skilled nursing REIT, Care Capital Properties
• Gannett in its governance agreement with Carl Icahn and the spin-off of its publishing business

Feinstein received a B.A. magna cum laude from Yale University in 2007, where he graduated with honors and received the John Addison Porter Prize in American History.

In 2014, he completed a J.D. magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where he was a member of the Order of the Coif.  He also received an M.B.A. from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where he majored in Finance and was a Palmer Scholar.