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Daniel Serota Joins Mayer Brown as Partner to Co-Lead Financial Services M&A Practice
Daniel Serota Joins Mayer Brown as Partner to Co-Lead Financial Services M&A Practice
Mayer Brown has announced the addition of Daniel Serota as a partner in the firm’s New York office, marking another significant step in the continued expansion of its global M&A and private equity capabilities. Daniel will co-lead the firm’s Financial Services Mergers & Acquisitions practice. He joins Mayer Brown from Sidley Austin LLP.
With extensive experience in corporate finance, M&A, and private equity, Daniel has built a distinguished track record advising on complex transactions, including auctions, mergers, stock and asset purchases, hostile offers, joint ventures, proxy contests, and distressed deals. His industry focus includes financial services, technology, media, and telecommunications.
Paul Theiss, co-leader of Mayer Brown’s global M&A practice, said: “Dan’s arrival is a key step in the continued expansion of our global M&A and private equity capabilities. His industry experience and strong client relationships align perfectly with our growth priorities and our commitment to delivering exceptional service to our clients. Above all, Dan has built a reputation as a team player and will fit in perfectly at Mayer Brown.”
Daniel has advised some of the world’s most influential investment firms and global technology leaders, orchestrating transformative transactions—from multi-billion-dollar acquisitions and joint ventures to strategic investments and sophisticated financings.
Commenting on his move, Daniel Serota said: “Mayer Brown’s focus on key growth areas and its role in high-profile transactions demonstrate the firm’s leadership in the market. The collaborative culture, international platform, and commitment to client service make this an ideal environment for my practice. I look forward to contributing to the firm’s ongoing success.”
Allison Aviki, managing partner of Mayer Brown’s New York office, added: “Our New York office continues to build on recent achievements, and Dan’s experience further strengthens our team. His addition underscores our dedication to assembling a premier group of professionals to serve our clients on their most significant matters.”
Daniel’s appointment comes amid Mayer Brown’s active role in several major M&A deals, including representing Boeing in its tech asset sale to Thoma Bravo, advising R.J. O’Brien on its merger with StoneX Group, representing Munich Re Life US on its strategic partnership with MIB, and advising Conagra on the sale of the Chef Boyardee brand to Brynwood Partners.
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Daniel Albrecht is a German attorney at law and Managing Counsel of Starke. He is also member of the board of the German Chamber of Commerce in North China, Supervisory Board member to the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, external expert for the EU China IPR SME Helpdesk and arbitrator at the Qingdao Arbitration Commission, member of International Trade Committee of the European Communities Trademark Association (ECTA) and also member of the Expert Tank of the Guangdong-Hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area International IP Talent Port. He published several articles about Chinese IPR, data protection law and E-Commerce matters. His clients comprise foreign and foreign-invested companies in different areas. His first professional encounter with China was in 2004 as a law clerk.



