Geoffrey G. Davis

Geoff represents clients investing in a broad range of industry groups, including emerging technologies, biotech, telecommunications, energy, banking, foods, shipping and terminals, real estate, textiles, chemicals and computer technologies. He represents funds and companies in connection with the preparation and negotiation of the terms of investments and exit strategies. He has extensive global experience in private equity transactions on behalf of one of the largest private equity investors in the world and has consummated more than 200 substantial private equity transactions in the United States, Europe and Asia in recent years.

Geoff has also structured unique market leading global custody and securities lending agreements between institutional investors and many of the world’s leading financial institutions and developed “state of the art” investment management agreements that have been broadly utilized by investors.

In addition, Geoff is active in assisting companies in raising capital and has acted as a director of Puma II, an offshore private equity fund, and Benefactor, Inc., a factoring company.

Geoff attended Amherst College, where he was selected to be the research and teaching assistant for Henry Steele Commager, the senior historian of the College. He was selected as a John Woodruff Simpson Fellow and Evan Carroll Commager Fellow while receiving his master’s degree in international law from Cambridge University.