Linklaters and Slaughter and May have taken the lead roles on either side of a deal that has seen UK aerospace manufacturer Senior accept a £1.4bn takeover bid from a consortium led by Blackstone and industrial investor Tinicum.
The FTSE 250 company is being advised by Slaughters, with the firm’s team led by corporate partners Victoria MacDuff and Harry Hecht, and including competition partners Lisa Wright and Lorna Nsoatabe, pensions partner Phil Linnard, and banking head Ed Fife.
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