Lillian Tsu
Partner
Lillian Tsu’s practice focuses on complex securities and corporate matters.
She is a trusted advisor to U.S. and foreign public companies providing practical advice on legal and compliance issues affecting their day-to-day and strategic operations. She represents management and boards of directors on SEC disclosure requirements, corporate governance matters, board and executive compensation, accounting restatements, shareholder activism, equity and debt offerings, public company mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, and take-private transactions.
Lillian regularly counsels clients on capital markets transactions, including registered public offerings, private placements, and offerings under Rule 144A/Reg S, as well as tender offers, recapitalizations, debt exchange offers, consent solicitations, and private equity investments.
She advises public companies in a variety of industries with respect to general corporate and securities matters, including ongoing disclosure obligations under U.S. federal securities laws and compliance with the rules of the NYSE and NASDAQ.
Lillian joined the firm in 2021.
Notable Experience
Previous Matters
Twenty-First Century Fox Inc. in various debt offerings totaling more than $11 billion and its spin-off of News Corp.
FLIR Systems Inc. in its $8 billion sale to Teledyne Technologies Incorporated in a cash-and-stock merger transaction.
Marvell Technology Group in its acquisition of Cavium, including its $1 billion debt offering to fund the acquisition, and its $10 billion acquisition of Inphi Corp., including its $2 billion debt offering to fund the acquisition.
A NYSE-listed technology company in an underwritten offering of equity securities.
Darden Restaurants Inc. in its spin-off of Four Corners Property Trust Inc.
Rosetta Stone in its $792 million sale to Cambium Learning Group.
Publications
SEC Charges Four Companies With Misleading Cyber Disclosures
Meeting Fiduciary Duties When Speaking Up: A 21st Century Roadmap
New SEC Disclosure Rules for Cybersecurity Incidents and Governance and Key Takeaways
Final SEC Rule on Corporate Buybacks to Expand Reporting Requirements, Especially for FPIs
Climate Change Disclosures – Three Deep Dives Into the SEC Proposal
The SEC’s Proposed Changes to Beneficial Ownership Reporting
2022 Shareholder Engagement Trends and Considerations: ESG and Investor Outreach
Cybersecurity: Data Breaches, Ransomware Attacks and Increased Regulatory Focus
SEC Proposes Major Rule Changes on Trading Plans and Corporate Buybacks
Events
July 11, 2024
Artificial Intelligence in the Boardroom: What Board and Senior Executives Need to Know
June 13, 2024
January 22, 2024
August 10, 2023
Governance Watch Webcast: ‘Highlights From the 2023 Proxy Season’
July 13, 2023
October 19, 2022
Society for Corporate Governance’s 2022 Eastern Regional Fall Conference
July 14, 2022
April 5, 2022
January 13, 2022
January 12, 2022
AABANY Student Outreach Committee Presents: What Is Corporate Law?