Mayer Brown advised Inspirit Capital, a UK based PE investment fund, in connection with its acquisition of the Civil Training business of Babcock International plc.
Babcock’s Civil Training business provides apprenticeships and adult education services to a range of global, blue-chip clients, including FTSE 100 and 250 Companies.
The London team was led by Corporate & Securities partners Perry Yam, James West and Rebecca Bothamley, and included senior associate Daniel Williams, associates Suvan Madan, Anna Jackson-Smith and Alasdair Maher, Employment partner Miriam Bruce, Finance partner Andy Kolacki, IP partner Oliver Yaros, Litigation partner Jason Hungerford, Real Estate partner Iain Roberts, Tax partners James Hill, Kitty Swanson and Simon Rose and associate David English, and Technology partner Mark Prinsley.
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