Mark Greene Named a 2021 Mergers & Acquisitions MVP by Law360
September 14, 2021
On September 9, 2021, Cravath partner Mark I. Greene was featured as a 2021 Mergers & Acquisitions MVP by Law360, which highlighted his role guiding Mylan in its $50 billion combination with Upjohn, a division of Pfizer, to form Viatris, now one of the largest generic pharmaceuticals companies in the world. The profile also pointed to Mark’s representation of AerCap in its pending $30 billion acquisition of GE Capital Aviation Services, which Law360 cited as “one of the biggest aviation deals in recent history.” In discussing the Firm’s work over the course of the last year, Mark emphasized the important partnerships with Cravath’s clients, the extraordinary collaboration that took place to meet challenges inherent in each deal and the technology that enabled the seamless transition to virtual interaction between all of the parties.
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