Caroline Dekker

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Caroline Dekker is an Associate in the Cayman Islands Corporate practice. She represents clients on a wide range of public and private corporate matters, with a particular focus on cross-border mergers and acquisitions and equity capital markets transactions.

Caroline has extensive experience advising on IPOs, SPACs, M&A transactions, venture capital transactions, joint ventures, restructures and corporate governance. In addition, Caroline advises on the formation, regulation and termination of investment funds.

Jurisdiction

Cayman Islands

Experience

Experience prior to joining Conyers:

Advised a top 20 global insurance broker and its subsidiaries on the restructuring of its investment structure, resulting in a US$7.5 billion valuation.
Advised a Cayman Islands special purpose acquisition company (“SPAC”) on its US$1.7 billion business combination with a global technology waste and recycling business.
Acted as Cayman Islands counsel to a US-based cybersecurity software firm with an enterprise value of approximately US$1.3 billion, on its business combination with a Nasdaq listed SPAC.
Advised a large, multinational pharmaceutical company as key shareholder of a British biotechnology company, on the Cayman Islands aspects of a pre-merger restructuring necessary to implement a business combination with a Nasdaq listed SPAC. The combined company subsequently successfully listed on Nasdaq in March 2023.
Advised a number of logistics and manufacturing companies based in Asia on all Cayman Islands legal aspects of their respective initial public offerings on Nasdaq, including pre-offering corporate and capital restructures.
Advised a number of SPACs on their successful listings on Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange.
Advised one of New Zealand’s largest listed companies on its NZ$750 million accelerated renounceable entitlement offer. At the time, this transaction was the largest secondary capital raise ever undertaken in New Zealand and was a finalist for Capital Markets Deal of the Year at the 2019 New Zealand Law Awards.