Daniel Rayner has become the latest addition to the legal powerhouse Greenberg Traurig, taking on the role of a shareholder within the firm’s corporate private funds group, located in New York. The announcement was made Friday and signals the firm’s strategic commitment to bolstering its expertise in the domain of private funds.
Rayner’s practice concentrates on the development and management of both domestic and international private funds. His portfolio includes a variety of fund products such as closed-end, hybrid, and open-end funds. He offers his advisory services to a broad spectrum of clients, notably in the real estate and credit sectors, assisting fund sponsors with structuring investment vehicles and providing comprehensive guidance throughout the funds’ lifecycle.
Prior to this move, Rayner spent a significant period at Clifford Chance, where he honed his skills in advising on private funds. His transition to Greenberg Traurig is seen as a strategic recruitment by the firm to enhance its capabilities and service offerings in private funds markets, both domestically and internationally. For more details on the transition, see the full announcement on Bloomberg Law.