Lawrence Kaplan, Counsel on Bank Regulatory Issues, to Speak at Private Equity Leaders Forum 2009

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec 01, 2009 -
Lawrence Kaplan, Of Counsel in the Corporate Practice of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP, will speak at Private Equity Leaders Forum 2009, "Buying a Failed Bank: Opportunities and Pitfalls" (http://www.PrivateEquityLeadersForum.com), on December 11th, New York City. Top level executives, businessmen, investors, bankers, lawyers, consultants and professionals in general are making Private Equity Leaders Forum 2009 their source of information for the issues and challenges surrounding buying or making a significant investment at failed banks.

Mr. Kaplan's practice involves the representation of traditional and nontraditional financial services holding companies and financial institutions before federal and state bank regulatory agencies on a variety of matters, including structural, operational, enforcement and authority issues. Mr. Kaplan served as a senior attorney in the Chief Counsel's Office at the Office of Thrift Supervision/Federal Home Loan Bank Board in both the Business Transactions and Enforcement divisions. After leaving government service, Mr. Kaplan has served as an associate, of counsel or partner at three Washington, DC law firms. Mr. Kaplan earned a Juris Doctor from The National Law Center of the George Washington University in 1987. In 1984, he earned an A.B. degree, with distinction in economics and political science from The University of Michigan.

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