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São Paulo T: +55 11 3702 2202 F: +55 11 3702 2224 Add to Outlook Andrew Béla Jánszky Partner Education Fordham University School of Law, J.D., 1976, cum laude New York University, B.A., 1973 Practice Mr. Jánszky’s practice focuses on representation of Brazilian and U.S. companies in the areas of capital markets financing, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and private equity investments. His practice includes extensive experience advising U.S.-listed companies on corporate governance issues as well as on debt restructuring, exchange offers, prepackaged bankruptcy plans and consent solicitations. Mr. Jánszky opened the firm’s São Paulo office in the spring of 2004 and serves as its Co-Head. His other firm leadership positions have included Co-Head of the firm’s Capital Markets Group from 1997 to 2000. Mr. Jánszky is regularly cited as a leading capital markets lawyer in the Guide to the World’s Leading Capital Markets Lawyers, Chambers Global, IFLR 1000, and Practical Law. Recent Experience Bovespa Holding S.A. in its US$3.7 billion IPO, the largest IPO to date in South America Redecard S.A. and its selling security holders in its US$2.6 billion IPO Banco Itaú in its acquisition of ABN AMRO’s U.S. private banking operations Itau BBA and JP Morgan in the US$2.5 billion series of equity offerings by Gerdau and its controlling shareholder Gol in its acquisition of Nova Varig Bovespa and BMF on the U.S. law aspects of their over US$20 billion merger Credit Suisse and UBS in the US$560 million primary and secondary IPO by Tecnisa S.A. MRV in its US$664 million IPO Marfrig in its US$536 million IPO and US$375 million issuance of bonds Banco Itaú Holdings in its acquisition of Bank of America’s operations in Brazil, Uruguay and Chile, a stock-for-stock transaction valued at US$3.3 billion Rossi in its US$460 million equity offering Cyrela Brazil Realty in its US$377 million primary and secondary IPO and follow-on offering Gol in its US$200 million perpetual bond offering, SEC-registered US$235 million primary and secondary equity offering and US$324 million IPO Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch in the US$225 million equity offering by Kroton Educacional Itau and Santander in the US$168 million primary and secondary offering by Hering 7-Eleven Japan in the US$1.38 billion going private transaction of 7-Eleven U.S. The Pão de Açucar Group in the sale of part of its equity to the Casino group in a joint venture through which the two groups came to share control of the Brazilian supermarket chain Belgo-Mineira in its merger with CST, an SEC-registered transaction Languages English Portuguese Spanish French Italian Hungarian

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