Professional Experience
Mr. Grosvenor’s practice focuses primarily on corporate finance, securities regulation, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate transactions, including tender offers, proxy contests, securities offerings, including initial public offerings and public and private offerings of equity and debt, and ’34 Act public company compliance matters, including shareholder meetings, proxy solicitation and periodic public reporting obligations. Mr. Grosvenor also advises boards of directors with respect to corporate governance, corporate strategy, corporate investigations, special committee representation and regulatory issues affecting public exchange-listed companies and privately held businesses concerns, including regulatory enforcement matters.
Mr. Grosvenor’s industry expertise focuses primarily on financial services companies, including commercial and investment banks, and thrift and specialty finance lenders, as well as financial advisors.
Mr. Grosvenor has written and spoken frequently on corporate and banking issues, including mergers and acquisitions, and legislative and regulatory developments affecting financial institutions, in various publications before various audiences, including professional organizations, industry groups and trade associations.
Education
George Washington University, LL.M., with highest honors, 1979.
Loyola of Los Angeles Law School, J.D., 1977.
University of California Los Angeles, B.A., 1971.
Memberships & Activities
Admitted to practice in California and the District of Columbia.
Member, Strategic Advisory Board, Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology, Pepperdine University.
Member, Forum for Corporate Directors.