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Joseph Davis
Joseph Davis
Joseph is a Partner and Head of Corporate at Bray & Krais.  Joseph joined Bray & Krais as an Associate in June 2021 before becoming a Senior Associate in July 2022, and then a partner in June 2024. Before joining the firm, Joseph trained at Taylor Wessing, a leading City firm, and practiced as an Associate at a media-focused West End firm.  Joseph heads up the firm’s corporate team, where he advises a diverse mix of clients, including recording artists, music publishers, labels and distributors, investment companies, high-net-worth individuals, sports professionals, consumer brands, and many others within the media, sports, and entertainment industries and beyond.  Joseph specialises in advising on M&A transactions – including music catalogue sales – acting for both buyers and sellers, on equity investments, joint venture and shareholder arrangements, celebrity brand partnerships, corporate reorganisations, and general commercial matters. 
Terence Rozier-Byrd
Terence Rozier-Byrd
Terence Rozier-Byrd is a partner at Willkie, where he is a member of the Asset Management Department and the Private Funds practice. He is based in the Firm’s New York office. Terence represents private fund sponsors on the formation and operation of funds across a wide range of alternative investment asset classes, including private equity, growth equity, credit, real estate, fund of funds, hybrid and hedge funds. Terence advises institutional investors, including sovereign wealth funds, public and corporate pension plans, endowments, and family offices, in connection with their investments in, and co-investments alongside, various private funds. Terence also offers valuable guidance to investors in negotiating funds-of-one and managed accounts tailored to meet their specific investment objectives. Terence also has significant experience representing both private fund sponsors and institutional investors on seed capital arrangements, early and growth stage venture capital investments, secondary transactions in private companies, as well as secondary transactions involving interests in private funds.