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Mr. Blouch has more than 35 years' experience in the practice of securities and corporate law. His practice focuses on the federal securities laws and their application to participants in the financial services industry, such as insurance companies, banks, investment companies, investment advisers and broker-dealers, as well as to companies and individuals generally.
Mr. Blouch regularly advises insurance companies on a wide range of securities related matters, including registered variable annuity and life insurance products, mutual funds, broker-dealer and investment advisory activities and the use of exempt group variable annuity contracts and mutual fund shares to fund qualified retirement plans.
Mr. Blouch's practice also extends to new business formations, domestic and foreign private offerings of securities, representation of issuers and underwriters in public offerings, the periodic reporting and proxy solicitation requirements applicable to public companies, the reporting obligations and securities trading restrictions applicable to officers and directors of public companies and holders of restricted and unrestricted securities, mergers and other acquisitions, tender offers, proxy contests, open-market purchase programs, going private transactions, issuer tender offers and SEC investigations and enforcement activity.
Professional Associations
District of Columbia Bar
American Bar Association.
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