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Atlas Merchant Capital in $2.05 billion acquisition of Talcott Resolution, the run-off life insurance and annuity division of The Hartford;

Talcott Resolution buyer consortium in $9.6 billion structured settlement and fixed annuity reinsurance transaction with Global Atlantic;

T&D Life Group in (i) $1.8 billion acquisition, with The Carlyle Group, of Fortitude Re from AIG and (ii) $2.1 billion co-investment transaction with GIC and The Carlyle Group;

T&D Life Group in Fortitude Re’s $2.2 billion acquisition of Prudential legacy variable annuity business;

Leading investment bank in $15.5 billion variable and fixed annuity reinsurance transactions with Japanese ceding companies;

T&D Life Group in regulatory aspects of Taiyo Life Insurance Company's $4 billion life reinsurance transaction with Fortitude Re;

ORIX Life Insurance Corporation in $1.4 billion acquisition of The Hartford’s Japanese variable annuity subsidiary;

Leading Japanese life insurance company in $2 billion flow reinsurance transaction with Fortitude International Re;

Catalina Holdings (Bermuda) Ltd in its acquisition of Asia Capital Reinsurance Group Pte. Ltd.;

Creditor of 777 Partners in corporate governance, reinsurance and regulatory matters;

FGIC in pre-packaged rehabilitation;

CIGNA Corp. in its $2.1 billion sale of CIGNA Life Insurance Company and CIGNA’s retirement (including variable and fixed annuities) business to Prudential Financial, Inc.;

Arch Insurance Company in (i) acquisition of McNeil & Company, Inc., (ii) acquisition of alternative market business of SPARTA Insurance Holdings, Inc. and (iii) $1.1 billion loss portfolio transfer reinsurance transactions;

Arrowood Indemnity Company in run-off and receivership matters;

Atlas Merchant Capital in merger of Somerset Reinsurance Holdings Ltd;

Atlas Merchant Capital in investment in Somerset Reinsurance Ltd.;

Creditor of Eli Global on regulatory matters;

Georgia-domiciled property casualty insurance company in its sponsored demutualization / acquisition of West Virginia-domiciled insurance company;

Reservoir Capital and Black Diamond Capital in acquisition of SBLI USA Mutual Life Insurance Company through a sponsored demutualization;

Nomura in (i) $2.9 billion closed block reinsurance transaction for Phoenix Life Insurance Company and (ii) $1 billion in reserve financing transactions;

Arrowpoint Capital (formerly Royal & SunAlliance USA) in the sale of Arrowood Surplus Lines Insurance Company to Transverse Insurance Group, LLC;

Management of Royal & Sun Alliance USA, Inc. in its $300 million buyout of the U.S. operations of Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group plc;

Special Committee of the Board of Directors of Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company in the sale of its personal lines business to The ACE Group of Companies;

Obra Capital in acquisition of Unified Life Insurance Company;

Obra Capital in $450 million collateralized reinsurance transactions;

Crédit Agricole in $2.9 billion in Triple X and Guideline AXXX reserve financing transactions;

Leading financial institution in expansion of its property casualty business, including block of business acquisition, regulatory compliance and reinsurance matters;

Citibank, N.A. in reinsurance of $1.9 billion Japanese variable annuity business;

MBIA in $800 million Northwind Re embedded value securitization for Unum Group;

Citibank, N.A. in its $555 million Regulation Triple X reserve financing provided to Scottish Re Group;

Liberty Mutual Insurance Company in its $550 million acquisition of Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Company;

Endurance Reinsurance Corporation of America in its acquisition of renewal rights and $400 million unearned premium reserve from Hartford Fire Insurance Company;

Travelers Property Casualty Corporation in its $580 million acquisition of the surety and fidelity bond business of Reliance Insurance Company and its affiliates;

Travelers Property Casualty Corporation in its $125 million sale of a minority investment in Gulf Insurance Group to Trident II, L.P. and related investment funds;

Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company and Employers Insurance of Wausau, A Mutual Company in the first formation of a mutual holding company in Massachusetts and the subsequent merger of mutual holding companies;

AmerUs Group Co. in its sponsored demutualization/acquisition of Indianapolis Life Insurance Company;

New York Life Insurance Company in the sale of its individual disability income insurance business to UnumProvident Corporation and modified coinsurance of $800 million in reserves;

Liberty Mutual Insurance Company in its affiliation with Employers Insurance of Wausau, A Mutual Company and acquisition of its stock insurance company subsidiaries.