Arnaud David > Goodwin > Paris, France > Lawyer Profile

Goodwin
12, RUE D'ASTORG
75008 PARIS
France
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Position

Partner

Career

Arnaud David is a partner in Goodwin’s Private Equity group and leads the Private Investment Funds practice in Paris.

He represents many of the most prominent French and European funds on all aspects of their fund business and has been involved on many of the top mandates over the past years.

He specializes in the formation and representation of investment funds including buyout, infrastructure, mezzanine, secondary, venture, tech, life sciences, real estate, funds of funds, debt and special focus funds.

Arnaud also works with investors in connection with investments in many types of alternative assets including private equity, debt and equity investments.

He also has in-depth expertise in incentive schemes, co-investment arrangements, secondary transactions, fund regulation, management buyouts and the restructuring of private equity groups.

Prior to joining Goodwin in 2017, Arnaud was Co-Head of the International Funds Department of King & Wood Mallesons (formerly SJ Berwin).

Languages

French, English

Education

LLM, University of California, Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law

DEA, University of Paris II – Panthéon-Assas

 

 

Lawyer Rankings

France > Private equity: Fund formation

(Hall of Fame)

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‘Expertise, experience and professionalism’ are the calling cards of the team at Goodwin, which is lauded by another client as ‘among the best in the business’. The group deals with the gamut of funds mandates and regularly advises on the formation of private equity, infrastructure, tech, venture capital, and debt funds. Leadership is shared between ‘leading fund formation partner’ Arnaud David and ‘problem solver’ Sarah Michel, who is noted for her ‘strong experience in the sector’ and has experience in LP and GP-led transactions. A recent mandate of note saw the team advise BEX Capital on the formation of BEX Capital V for a target amount of $1bn.