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919 Third Avenue
New York, New York 10022
United States of America
P: +1 212.756.2510
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Shlomo C. Twerski, a partner in the New York office, focuses his practice on the tax aspects of onshore and offshore investment funds, registered investment companies and business development companies, private equity partnerships, real estate and corporate transactions, restructurings and workouts, securitizations, and existing and emerging financial instruments.
A member of the Tax Section of the New York State Bar Association, Shlomo regularly speaks at industry conferences and events. As part of a recent series of presentations concerning the impact of the current economic downturn on the alternative investment industry, Shlomo addressed such topics as “Registered Funds and UCITS: Reaching New Capital and Markets,” “Tax Aspects of Investments in Distressed Situations” and “Fund Compensation Trends and Structures in the New Environment.” He is a 1983 graduate of Hofstra University School of Law, where he was an articles editor of the Hofstra Law Review.
Selected Speaking Engagements
“Tax Considerations for 2010,” SRZ 19th Annual Private Investment Funds Seminar, New York, January 2010
“Registered Funds and UCITS: Reaching New Capital and Markets,” SRZ Investment Management Hot Topics, New York, October 2009
“Tax Aspects of Investments in Distressed Situations” and “Fund Compensation Trends and Structures in the New Environment,” SRZ 18th Annual Private Investment Funds Seminar, New York, January 2009
“Tax Legislative and Compliance Update,” SRZ Investment Management Hot Topics, New York, November 2008
“Tax and ERISA Planning: U.K. and U.S. Perspectives,” SRZ 17th Annual Private Investment Funds Seminar, New York, January 2008
“Hedge Funds at the Crossroads: Activism and New Opportunities in Today’s Capital Markets,” West Legalworks seminar, December 2007
Panelist, “Permanent Capital Investment Vehicles,” SRZ Cutting Edge Alternative Asset Management Deals Seminar, July 2007
“Meeting the Challenges,” Registered Alternative Funds: New Products for New Markets, April 2006
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Memberships
New York State Bar Association
Tax Section
Bar Admissions
Education
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Hofstra University School of Law, J.D., 1983
- Articles Editor, Hofstra Law Review
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