Elliot Fishman, as the Founder and Managing Partner of Astrina, Inc., leverages his extensive background in economics and finance to provide unparalleled expertise in private equity, securities fraud, and intellectual property. With a Ph.D. in Economics and over 30 years of relevant experience, Elliot has...
Elliot Fishman, as the Founder and Managing Partner of Astrina, Inc., leverages his extensive background in economics and finance to provide unparalleled expertise in private equity, securities fraud, and intellectual property. With a Ph.D. in Economics and over 30 years of relevant experience, Elliot has established himself as a leading testifying and consulting expert witness, recognized for his deep understanding of complex financial landscapes. His previous roles as a finance professor at NYU Stern School and a partner at Advantage Capital, a private equity firm managing $440 million in assets, have equipped him with a unique blend of academic rigor and practical insight.
At Astrina, Elliot spearheads key projects that focus on Transaction & CFO Advisory, Litigation Support, and Complex & Contested Valuations. His team, composed of former venture capitalists and Wall Street veterans, is adept at navigating the intricacies of financial services and corporate development. Elliot's expertise in valuation, particularly in the realms of intellectual property and fairness opinions, has made Astrina a sought-after resource for national law firms engaged in litigation support. His work not only involves providing expert testimony but also encompasses strategic advisory services that empower clients to make informed decisions in high-stakes situations.
Elliot's commitment to excellence is reflected in his highly published work, which contributes to the broader discourse on venture financing and financial advisory. By combining his academic insights with real-world experience, he continues to drive Astrina's mission of delivering partner-level services that meet the evolving needs of the financial and legal sectors.
