Mr. Alexander M. Dye

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Alexander M. Dye Partner

Mr. Dye, a corporate lawyer, concentrates in mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance law.He focuses in particular on transactions in the insurance industry.Over his 25-year career, Mr. Dye has been involved in many of the industry's most significant and ground-breaking matters, including BAT's hostile acquisition of Farmers Group, AXA's sponsored demutualization of Equitable, Prudential's demutualization, Genworth's IPO, and MetLife's acquisition of Travelers.Mr. Dye has been recognized as a preeminent insurance transactional lawyer in Chambers USA (2006) and The Best Lawyers in America (2006).He is co-chair of LeBoeuf Lamb's corporate department.

Alexander M. Dye Partner

Alexander M. Dye and John M. Schwolsky appointed co-heads of corporate;

Alexander M. Dye Partner

Alexander M. Dye and John M. Schwolsky appointed co-heads of corporate

Alexander M. Dye Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP - Dye, Alexander M.
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Alexander M. Dye Partner

Mr. Dye, a corporate lawyer, is the head of Dewey & LeBoeuf's US Mergers and Acquisitions Group and advises on mergers and acquisitions and corporate finance law. His practice, in particular, deals with transactions in the insurance industry. Over his 27-year career, Mr. Dye has been involved in many of the industry's most significant transactions, including BAT's hostile acquisition of Farmers Group, AXA's sponsored demutualization of Equitable, Prudential's demutualization, GE's $2.86 billion initial public offering of its life and mortgage insurance businesses, and MetLife's $11.8 billion acquisition of Travelers Life & Annuity. Mr. Dye was awarded the highest ranking as an insurance transactional lawyer by Chambers USA (2008) and also has been recognized as a preeminent lawyer in insurance transactions by The Best Lawyers in America (2007).

Reinhard Koester of Goldman Sachs provided financial advice to GS Capital, while Alexander Dye of LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae LLP was counsel.

LeBoeuf advised Aviva, with relationship partner Robert Rachofsky and corporate partner Alexander Dye leading the team from New York.