Rick Troiano

Rick’s practice is focused on advising clients on takeovers, schemes of arrangement, private share and asset sale and purchase transactions, IPOs, rights issues, placements and other corporate transactions.

Rick also advises clients on a diverse range of legal issues including transaction structuring, due diligence, directors' duties, market disclosure, insider trading, listing rule compliance and corporate governance matters.

Rick regularly acts for Australian clients in a wide range of sectors. Rick also has extensive experience in cross-border M&A, and regularly acts for international clients on their investments in Australia.

Rick previously worked as a lawyer at the Australian Takeovers Panel, the main forum for resolving takeover disputes in Australia. This has given him a solid understanding of the law and policy behind the regulation of takeovers and other control transactions in Australia.

Rick is also a member of the Corporations Committee (Law Council of Australia), a forum through which current legal issues affecting business are discussed and considered in the context of law reform in Australia.

Rick’s experience includes advising:

• Orora Limited on its AUD 2.2 billion acquisition of Saverglass from The Carlyle Group
• Orora Limited on its AUD 1.35 billion equity capital raising to fund the acquisition of Saverglass
• Count Limited on its acquisition of ASX-listed Diverger Limited
• The Lender Group to fund TPG Capital’s AUD 1.8 billion acquisition of InvoCare Limited
• PointsBet Australia on the AUD 300 million sale of its US gaming and wagering business to Fanatics
• Aurelius Group on its AUD 180 million acquisition of the Minova business from Orica Limited
• Crayon Group Holding on its AUD 410 million acquisition of rhipe Limited
• Youfoodz Holdings on its AUD 125 million acquisition by HelloFresh SE
• Afterpay Group on its IPO and ASX listing and subsequent merger with Touchcorp
• MUTB on its AUD 4.1 billion acquisition of Colonial First State Global Asset Management from CBA

• Corporations Committee (Law Council of Australia)
• Governance Institute of Australia