Edward M. Rosenfeld is a member of Bryan Cave LLP’s White Collar, Securities Enforcement and Litigation Client Service Group. For nearly 50 years, he has concentrated on securities litigation matters representing public companies, banks, insurance companies, accounting firms, broker-dealers, investment advisors, hedge funds and individuals. Mr. Rosenfeld represented the high-yield and convertible bond department of one of the nation’s largest broker-dealers; a major national broker-dealer specializing in the trading of mortgage-backed securities; and one of the nation’s largest insurance carriers. He has appeared on Practicing Law Institute panels dealing with the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and represented more than 50 witnesses in investigations and proceedings before the Securities and Exchange Commission. Mr. Rosenfeld began his career as a transactional lawyer; he served as underwriter’s counsel in more than 30 public offerings and handled one of the first Williams Act tender offers. Mr. Rosenfeld was vice president and general counsel of Technicolor, Inc. and, more recently, served as informal general counsel to a senior corporate executive sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice for stock option “backdating.”