Mr. Carlos Alvarez

2005 (Junior): Tied a school record with 88 receptions, matching the mark first set by Carlos Alvarez in 1969 ...His 88 catches led the SEC, ranked sixth nationally, and placed fourth in SEC single-season annals ... Led the conference and ranked seventh in the nation with an average of 7.3 receptions per game ... Selected as an All-American third-team choice by The NFL Draft Report, earning honorable mention from Pro Football Weekly ... Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference first-team pick, adding second-team accolades from the league's coaches ... Started the final 11 games and totaled 88 receptions for 900 yards (10.2 avg) and nine touchdowns ... Added 16 carries for 89 yards and a pair of scores, four punt returns for 18 yards and a kickoff return for six yards ... Had 11 catches for 20 yards or longer ... Led the team in receiving in 10 of 12 games ... Gained over 100 yards receiving against Wyoming, Louisiana Tech, Kentucky and South Carolina ... Averaged a touchdown catch every 9.7 receptions ...His 80-yard touchdown catch against Louisiana Tech was the longest reception by an SEC receiver in 2005 ... Became the eighth player in school history to score four touchdowns in a game when he caught three and ran for one against Wyoming ... Set career highs for receptions (10), yards (138) and touchdowns (four) against Wyoming.2004 (Sophomore): Played all 12 games with three starts ... Caught 29 passes for 648 yards (22.3 avg) and six touchdowns ... Set a school record with his team-best 22.3 yards per catch, a mark that ranked third nationally among all receivers with at least 25 catches ...Eight of his receptions were for 20-plus yards ... Caught 25 passes over the last nine games of the season ...Five of his six touchdown receptions came in the last seven games of the year ... One of only two Gators to catch a pass in all 12 games ... Was the first Florida receiver since 1999 to record two catches of over 60 yards in the same season when he caught a 65-yard pass vs.Kentucky and a careerlong 81-yard touchdown vs.Tennessee ... Ranked 10th in the SEC with an average of 54.0 receiving yards per game ... Surpassed all of his 2003 receiving totals by the third game of the year ... Returned seven kickoffs for 135 yards (19.3 avg) and five punts for 17 yards (3.4 avg) ... Participated on the kickoff coverage, kickoff return, punting and punt return teams ...His 164 total plays on special teams ranked second on the squad.2003 (Freshman): As a true freshman, saw time on special teams in all 13 games and also lined up at receiver in four games ... Was Florida's only true freshman receiver to score a touchdown and became one of just eight receivers in school history to score a touchdown as a true freshman ... Was one of seven true freshmen to play in every game ... Finished the season with three catches for 38 yards (12.7 avg) and a touchdown, two kickoff returns for 47 yards and recorded four solo tackles ... Caught a 29-yard touchdown pass in his first collegiate game against San Jose State.

2005 (Junior): Tied a school record with 88 receptions, matching the mark first set by Carlos Alvarez in 1969 ... His 88 catches led the SEC, ranked sixth nationally, and placed fourth in SEC single-season annals ... Led the conference and ranked seventh in the nation with an average of 7.3 receptions per game ... Selected as an All-American third-team choice by The NFL Draft Report, earning honorable mention from Pro Football Weekly ... Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference first-team pick, adding second-team accolades from the league's coaches ... Started the final 11 games and totaled 88 receptions for 900 yards (10.2 avg) and nine touchdowns ... Added 16 carries for 89 yards and a pair of scores, four punt returns for 18 yards and a kickoff return for six yards ... Had 11 catches for 20 yards or longer ... Led the team in receiving in 10 of 12 games ... Gained over 100 yards receiving against Wyoming, Louisiana Tech, Kentucky and South Carolina ... Averaged a touchdown catch every 9.7 receptions ... His 80-yard touchdown catch against Louisiana Tech was the longest reception by an SEC receiver in 2005 ... Became the eighth player in school history to score four touchdowns in a game when he caught three and ran for one against Wyoming ... Set career highs for receptions (10), yards (138) and touchdowns (four) against Wyoming. 2004 (Sophomore): Played all 12 games with three starts ... Caught 29 passes for 648 yards (22.3 avg) and six touchdowns ... Set a school record with his team-best 22.3 yards per catch, a mark that ranked third nationally among all receivers with at least 25 catches ... Eight of his receptions were for 20-plus yards ... Caught 25 passes over the last nine games of the season ... Five of his six touchdown receptions came in the last seven games of the year ... One of only two Gators to catch a pass in all 12 games ... Was the first Florida receiver since 1999 to record two catches of over 60 yards in the same season when he caught a 65-yard pass vs. Kentucky and a careerlong 81-yard touchdown vs. Tennessee ... Ranked 10th in the SEC with an average of 54.0 receiving yards per game ... Surpassed all of his 2003 receiving totals by the third game of the year ... Returned seven kickoffs for 135 yards (19.3 avg) and five punts for 17 yards (3.4 avg) ... Participated on the kickoff coverage, kickoff return, punting and punt return teams ... His 164 total plays on special teams ranked second on the squad. 2003 (Freshman): As a true freshman, saw time on special teams in all 13 games and also lined up at receiver in four games ... Was Florida's only true freshman receiver to score a touchdown and became one of just eight receivers in school history to score a touchdown as a true freshman ... Was one of seven true freshmen to play in every game ... Finished the season with three catches for 38 yards (12.7 avg) and a touchdown, two kickoff returns for 47 yards and recorded four solo tackles ... Caught a 29-yard touchdown pass in his first collegiate game against San Jose State.

Carlos AlvarezPartner Finance Department
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Carlos Alvarez is a partner in the New York office, and a member of the firm's International Banking and Finance Group.Since graduation from law school, Mr. Alvarez has concentrated on securities and banking law matters, working on both regulatory and transactional aspects of each area.Mr. Alvarez handles securities regulatory matters involving the Securities and Exchange Commission, the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., the New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange, and has acted as issuer's and underwriter's counsel in connection with numerous commercial paper, medium-term note, certificate of deposit offerings and asset securitization programs (including those using special purpose vehicles).Mr. Alvarez has acted as deal counsel and collateral manager counsel, and also as counsel for investors in CLO, CBO and CDO transactions.Mr. Alvarez is also involved in repurchase agreement programs and derivatives transactions including, among others, options and interest rate and currency exchange swaps, and total return swaps, acting as counsel for both intermediaries and end-users.Mr. Alvarez also handles bank regulatory matters involving the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of Thrift Supervision and the New York State Department of Banking.He has also been involved in numerous bank note and deposit note offerings of various United States branches of foreign banks, and certificate of deposit programs of domestic banks.Mr. Alvarez has represented bank syndicates in the restructuring of their commercial bank debt for Venezuela, Costa Rica and Bolivia, as well as the restructuring of commercial bank loans to various private and quasi-governmental Latin American companies involved in onlending programs established through the restructured country debt.Mr. Alvarez has also been involved as bank counsel in the Brady Plan restructuring of Mexico and Bolivia's debt.

Following his graduation from Rutgers Law School-Newark in 1986, Mr. Alvarez was admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York.Prior to his graduation from law school, Mr. Alvarez was graduated in 1983 from Northwestern University where he majored in political science.

Manuel Abascal, Carlos Alvarez, Kim Boras, Sharon Bowen, Rowland Cheng, Tracy Edmonson, Marcelo Halpern, Maria Hoye, Jiyeon Lee-Lim, Raymond Lin, Marcus McDaniel, John Mendez, Francis Park, Edith Perez, Vik Puri, John Sherrell, Robert Sims, DeMaurice Smith, Dominic Yoong, Richard Zbur
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Minority partners: Manuel Abascal, Carlos Alvarez, Kim Boras, Sharon Bowen, Rowland Cheng, Tracy Edmonson, Marcelo Halpern, Maria Hoye, Jiyeon

Minority partners: Carlos Alvarez, Jim Arnone, Kim Boras, Sharon Bowen, Maria Hoye, Julia Kim, Jiyeon Lee-Lim, Raymond Lin, Curtis Lu, Marcus McDaniel, Edith Perez, John Sherrell, DeMaurice Smith, Richard Zbur; of counsel: Manuel Abascal Ken Kiyohara, Desiree Kellogg

Manuel Abascal, Carlos Alvarez, Kim Boras, Sharon Bowen, Rowland Cheng, Tracy Edmonson, Marcelo Halpern, Maria Hoye, Jiyeon Lee-Lim, Raymond Lin, Marcus McDaniel, John Mendez, Francis Park, Edith Perez, Vik Puri, John Sherrell, Robert Sims, DeMaurice Smith, Dominic Yoong, Richard Zbur
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Minority partners: Manuel Abascal, Carlos Alvarez, Kim Boras, Sharon Bowen, Rowland Cheng, Tracy Edmonson, Marcelo Halpern, Maria Hoye, Jiyeon

Minority partners: Manuel Abascal, Carlos Alvarez, Kim Boras, Sharon Bowen, Rowland Cheng, Tracy Edmonson, Marcelo Halpern, Maria Hoye,