Alexander Apostolopoulos

Alexander (Alex) Apostolopoulos has a background as an American multinational law firm partner and has overseen the acquisition and disposition of various enterprises. Focused on private equity transactions, he drafted documents informing diverse transactions. Alexander Apostolopoulos coordinated IPOs and spin-offs, and notably provided Biocon Biologics Ltd. with guidance that led to the acquisition of the major biosimilars company Viatris.

Alex Apostolopoulos previously engaged with Sullivan & Cromwell as a tax associate and designed tax structures for corporate acquisitions and dispositions. He structured offerings of securities spanning various debt instrument types, equities, and derivatives. Among the high-profile clients he worked with was Kodak in its bankruptcy proceedings, and he assisted AIG in its restructuring following the financial crisis.

Alexander Apostolopoulos holds a juris doctor earned a Harvard Law School, where he focused on areas such as financial regulation, corporate and securities law policy, tax law, and bankruptcy. He also assisted Senator Elizabeth Warren (then a Harvard Law School professor) in her work as chair of the Congressional Oversight Panel of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

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