Goodwin Procter and Greenberg Traurig Lead Platform Circle to Merge with Concord Acquisition Corp

As reported recently by leading market update providers, Goodwin Procter and Greenberg Traurig are leading Circle, the crypto platform to go public through a merger with the Concord Acquisition Corp. The planned unification of Circle and the blank check company backed by the former CEO of Barclays PLC, Bob Diamond was announced on Thursday following the pressure on the US SEC to increase inspection of crypto firms.

Circle Operating With Goodwin Procter and Concord Acquisition Corp Supported by Greenberg Traurig 

As revealed, the crypto platform Circle, a company based in Boston is currently working with a Goodwin team the leaders of which are Gregg Katz, William Schnoor, and John Mutkoski on the United States matters related to the deal. 

Moreover, Goodwin said in a statement that since the beginning of the journey of Circle, Goodwin has given advice to the firm and guided the May funding round of the company that secured $440M funding.

Talking about the investors in the May funding round, it included Marshall Wace, Fidelity Management and Research Co, Atlas Merchant Capital and Willett Advisors, and many more.

In addition to this, it should be noted that Greenberg Traurig is extending support to the Concord Acquisition firm along with a team that was spearheaded by corporate shareholders such as Alan Annex and Jason Simon and included Michael Helsel and Alison Gathright.

More About the SPAC Platform and Merger

The SPAC platform of Diamond has depended heavily upon the duo and the attorneys of the Greenberg Traurig are counseling Concord Acquisition Corp III and Concord Acquisition Corp II.

Talking about the financial advisor of Concord Acquisition in the amalgamation with Circle, it is Goldman Sachs and the leading market advisor of Circle is Cowen Inc.

Also, it should be noted that the firm has already said that it is the major operator of the USD Coin, the currency pegged to the US dollar.