Stanzi Rosenthal is an associate in the London office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the Restructuring & Special Situations Practice.

Stanzi has experience advising on a range of complex and cross-border corporate and financial restructurings, formal insolvency proceedings, and distressed acquisitions and sales. Her experience includes representing private equity sponsors, financial creditors, agents and security trustees, corporate debtors and their boards, and insolvency officeholders on a variety of transactions including security enforcements, administrations, receiverships, out-of-court restructurings, recognition proceedings, and distressed M&A (including pre-pack administrations).

Prior to joining Latham & Watkins, Stanzi trained and worked at a US law firm based in London for over five years.

Stanzi’s experience includes advising:

  • The committee of lenders on the comprehensive recapitalization of Flint Group, a global leader in printing consumables and services to the packaging industry. The transaction was implemented consensually with 100% support from the first lien lenders (including the RCF lenders) and the second lien lenders, as well as the existing shareholders
  • Lucid Agency and Trustee Services as agent and security agent in connection with all matters relating the restructuring of a leading audio technology company*
  • The joint administrators of Onwatchmultifire in relation to its pre-pack administration sale in two concurrent transactions, one relating to its security division and the other relating to its fire services division*
  • The joint administrators of The Raphael Medical Centre Limited and Glenside Manor Healthcare Services Limited in connection with the pre-pack administration sale of the companies’ businesses and assets*
  • AG Retail Cards Limited t/a Clintons in its exploration of sale options to secure the future of the business and in its discussions with stakeholders with a view to entering into a Company Voluntary Arrangement. When such discussions were ultimately unsuccessful, the joint administrators on the immediate sale of the company’s business and assets out of administration to Esquire Retail Limited*
  • The joint administrators of the Glint Pay group, an FCA-regulated e-money and gold-trading business. The joint administrators negotiated and implemented the successful solvent rescue of the group by a consortium of investors, enabling it to exit administration and continue trading as a going concern*
  • A group of UK nursing and residential care homes in relation to a corporate and debt restructuring of the group and the sale of its operating companies and care homes. Following completion of the sales, the boards of directors of the remaining group companies on their managed wind-down*

*Matter handled prior to joining Latham

Bar Qualification

  • England and Wales (Solicitor)

Education

  • GDL, BPP Law School, 2017
  • LPC, BPP Law School, 2017
  • M.A. in Economics, University of Edinburgh, 2014