Natalie Lam

natalie.lam@lw.com

+44.20.7710.1000

Profile

Natalie Lam is an associate in the London office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the firm’s Corporate Department.

She advises clients on a variety of transactions, including domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and general corporate matters across a range of sectors.

Prior to qualification, Natalie trained in the firm’s London and Hong Kong offices, gaining experience in private equity, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, finance, and restructuring.

Experience

Natalie’s experience includes advising:

Permira:
- On its significant investment in CDP, the global environmental disclosure system
- On its acquisition of The Key Group, a leading education software provider to schools in the UK
CVC Capital Partners:
- On its strategic investment in Dream Games, the developer and publisher of globally renowned mobile games Royal Match and Royal Kingdom
- On its acquisition of Jagex, a leading UK-headquartered video game publisher and developer, from The Carlyle Group
Aurora Energy Research, a leading global provider of mission-critical data and software analytics to the power sector and a portfolio company of CGE Partners and 22C Capital, on its sale to TPG Rise Climate
Once For All, a portfolio company of GTCR, on its acquisition of Nalanda Global, a supply chain risk and management software platform based in Spain, from PSG Equity
Leonard Green & Partners on its investment in IRIS, a leading global provider of mission-critical software and services in accountancy, payroll, HR, and education
Platinum Equity on its acquisition of Inventia Healthcare, a pharmaceutical development and manufacturing company of solid oral drug delivery systems
Vista, a leading global private aviation group, on its equity investment of US$600 million from a consortium of investors led by RRJ Capital, a leading Asian investment firm
Tripledot Studios, one of the world’s fastest-growing multi-genre mobile game developers, on its acquisition of AppLovin’s mobile games studio portfolio for approximately US$800 million
Various investors and companies in connection with venture capital investments and fundraisings