Sneha Darbha

M&A / Private Equity

• Virgin Music Group, the global independent division of Universal Music Group, on the $775 million proposed acquisition of Downtown Music Holdings LLC.
• A private equity firm focused on investments in the financial services industry on its minority investment in a top 25 national accounting and consulting firm.
• 26North Partners, a next-generation alternatives firm founded by Josh Harris, in the acquisition of leading health club operator Onelife Fitness from Delos Capital.
• KKR-backed Argenta in its acquisition of the Shawnee sterile fill-finish manufacturing site from TriRx Pharmaceuticals.
• Avista Healthcare Partners in its acquisition of Trillium Health Care Products, a leading contract development and manufacturing organization of branded over-the-counter products in North America, from New Water Capital.
• New Mountain Capital on the sale of its portfolio company Classic Collision, a leading national collision repair multi-site operator, to alternative asset management firm TPG.
• A leading private equity sponsor in connection with its acquisition of a provider of electrical transmission and distribution maintenance services.
• Universal Music Group (UMG: AEX), the world-leader in music-based entertainment, on its acquisition of a 25.8% interest in Chord Music Partners for $240 million, in a deal that values Chord at $1.85 billion.
• Old Republic International Corporation (NYSE: ORI) on the sale of its run-off mortgage insurance business to Arch Capital Group Ltd. for $140 million.
• Private investment firm Gallatin Point Capital in the purchase of a majority stake in the attorney-in-fact for reciprocal insurer Trusted Resource Underwriters Exchange (TRUE) in partnership with American Family Insurance Group, which created more than $1.25 billion of new capital commitments through a special purpose investment fund with an innovative holding company structure.

Capital Markets

• Leerink Partners as the sole underwriter of the $184 million initial public offering of Helix Acquisition Corp. II.