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Mr. Kaslow focuses on corporate and securities matters, mergers and acquisitions, and regulatory matters for financial institutions. He also regularly advises on the formation of captive insurance companies and other alternative risk transfer arrangements. Mr. Kaslow counsels clients on a wide range of corporate and securities matters, including securities offerings, public reporting compliance and corporate governance matters. His securities practice includes serving as issuer's counsel and underwriters' counsel in public and private offerings of debt and equity securities and counseling clients on disclosure and other requirements under the federal securities laws.
Mr. Kaslow has represented numerous mutual savings associations in their conversion to stock form or formation of a mutual holding company and related public offerings. He also advises financial institutions on a wide variety of regulatory matters. Mr. Kaslow has extensive experience in a wide variety of business combinations, including mergers, stock purchases and asset transfers, representing both public and private companies. He has worked on numerous transactions in the financial services industry and has significant expertise in the regulatory aspects of such transactions.
Mr. Kaslow's corporate practice includes advising public companies on a variety of governance issues, including compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and stock exchange listing requirements. He also works with start-up and private companies on formation and organizational matters. In recent years, Mr. Kaslow has developed expertise in the formation and structure of captive insurance companies and alternative risk transfer arrangements. Mr. Kaslow served as counsel to the buyer in connection with the simultaneous demutualization of a mutual insurance company and its acquisition out of receivership, in one of the first transactions of its kind.
Education: J.D., Yale Law School B.A., Yale University, cum laude. | 