Latham & Watkins Advises CVC and Domestic & General on Sale to Asurion

Latham & Watkins advised CVC and its portfolio company Domestic & General on the sale of Domestic & General to Asurion. The transaction will transfer ownership of Domestic & General, one of the largest appliance care providers across the UK and Europe, to Asurion, a global leader in technology care, support and protection. The parties noted that the businesses bring together highly complementary models and expertise with minimal overlap in geography or operations. The transaction is expected to close in 2026 subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Upon closing, Domestic & General will continue to operate under its brand as a business unit of Asurion. Latham & Watkins represented CVC and Domestic & General with a team composed by: London corporate partners Kem Ihenacho and Linzi Thomas (lead partners); counsel Tim Scott; and associates Michael Houlder, Amber Tope, Nima Pourdad, Stephanie Aitken, Joanne Amos, Benedict Tansey and Kat Yeung. Advice on data and technology matters was provided by London partner Fiona Maclean with associates Oscar Bjartell, Jia Hao Clarence Cheong, Kate Burrell and Dal Lim. Tax advice was provided by London partner Helen Lethaby with associate Joshua Atkinson. Antitrust advice was provided by London partner Stephanie Adams. Finance matters were handled by London partner Hayden Teo with New York associate Sara Shahmiri. Employment matters were handled by London partner Kendall Burnett.

Latham & Watkins Advises CVC and Domestic & General on Sale to Asurion

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