Dan Geva

Dan Geva is a partner in Meitar’s Corporate and Securities Group, whose firm is based in Givatayim, Israel. His work includes advising Israeli and international corporations on acquisitions, disposals, corporate reorganizations and related financing. He also advises emerging growth companies at different stages of their development.

His securities practice includes representing issuers and investment banks from Israel and abroad. He has worked on initial public offerings and other transactions registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, alongside offerings relying on the registration exemptions under Rule 144A and Regulation S.

Among the transactions listed in his professional biography is his representation of M-Systems in its $1.5 billion sale to SanDisk. He also advised parties involved in Berkshire-Hathaway’s $4 billion acquisition of a controlling interest in Iscar. Other listed work includes representing Actimize in its approximately $300 million acquisition by NICE Systems. On the capital-markets side, he represented Amdocs in its initial public offering and subsequent offerings, and underwriters in NICE Systems’ ADR offerings.

Before joining Meitar, Geva worked in New York as a corporate associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. His previous corporate positions include senior vice president and head of corporate development M&A at Amdocs, as well as chairman of Blades Technologies Limited. He also co-authored, with Mike Rimon, the Israeli chapter of the 2008 edition of an international comparative guide to mergers and acquisitions.