Mondo.NYC Speaker
Cynthia Katz
Partner, Fox Rothschild LLP
Cynthia L. Katz is a partner at the national law firm of Fox Rothschild LLP. She is a seasoned M&A, corporate and entertainment attorney who negotiates deals and solves problems. Her practice is centered on mergers and acquisitions and corporate and entertainment transactions, primarily in the music space.
Clients rely on her for strategic and legal guidance on transactions and contracts. Her advice is informed by years of work in corporate law and detailed knowledge of the music industry.
Her experience in the music industry includes working in-house at a major record label. She leverages that perspective to provide her clients with proactive advice in their deals to enable them to realize maximum value.
Cynthia advises private equity funds, investors, music publishing companies, record labels, merchandising companies, songwriters and artists in the sale, acquisition, and financing of music catalogs, assets and companies, negotiating stock and asset purchase agreements and conducting in-depth due diligence.
She also counsels music technology startups on fundraising; represents music labels and publishers in restructuring efforts; and helps clients structure and negotiate employment and independent contractor agreements.
She represents a number of songwriters, composers, recording artists, and producers, as well, and negotiates a full range of music agreements including recording, producing, licensing, distribution, publishing, composing, merchandising, management and live performance agreements.
Catalog Shopping 2024
10/18/24, 6:00 PM
The market for music catalogs continues to thrive, with continuing sales directly from creators as well as a very active trade in secondary sales (portfolios of acquired catalogs). This panel will discuss trends and developments in the catalog market, including deal structures, pricing trends, secondary sales and financing.
CLE: Catalog Deals 2022: Evolving Models and Shifting Markets
10/14/22, 5:00 PM
As more catalog acquisitions occur, the marketplace is becoming more sophisticated. Buyers are becoming increasingly aware of previously unknown risks and inefficiencies, which are now being reflected in these transactions. In addition, the changing economic climate is simultaneously attracting new buyers while affecting pricing as a result of changing interest rates, exchange rates, royalty rates, and more. This panel will discuss many of these issue in depth form the perspective of experienced principals, attorneys and advisors. (Mondo attendees are welcome to attend all CLE panels.)