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Alison Starr, Partner

Alison Starr

Partner

Practice areas

  • Capital market law
  • Corporate
  • Mergers and acquisitions

Practice notes

Alison is a partner in our corporate group specialising in M&A, stock exchange and takeover related work, IPOs, corporate governance and related compliance advice. Transactions which Alison has led includes: Tyman plc on its US$ 200m acquisition of Truth Hardware, its open offer and debt fundraising and move to the main market; EMIS on its £80m acquisition of Ascribe and its related fundraising; Communisis plc on its class 1 transactions and open offer; Yule Catto on its €443m class 1 acquisition and related rights issue and debt financing; Hardys and Hanson plc on its £280m public takeover by Greene King and Turner & Townsend plc on its pre-IPO reorganisation and £220m proposed IPO to the main market. Alison also provides her plc clients with board training where requested and listing rule advice.

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