Arthur focuses his practice on matters involving the formation, structuring and operation of domestic and offshore private investment funds, including private equity funds, hedge funds, credit funds, real estate funds and hybrid and evergreen vehicles. He delivers bespoke advice across every stage of the investment lifecycle, counseling sponsors on fund launch, capital raising and ongoing operations, and guiding investors through their fund commitments and co-investments.

Arthur regularly counsels managers raising real estate funds targeting Asia and North America pursuing value-add, core-plus, secondaries, credit and distressed real estate strategies across those regions, as well as managers raising credit funds and buyout funds across all geographies. His practice spans flagship closed-end vehicles, parallel and feeder structures and bespoke co-investment programs designed to accommodate sovereign, institutional and regional investor bases, including extensive experience advising on the formation and negotiation of separately managed accounts (SMAs), funds-of-one, co-investment vehicles, club funds and seeding arrangements, representing both sponsors and limited partners in negotiating and implementing these arrangements.

He also regularly advises institutional investors on investments in venture capital funds and direct opportunities, as well as on bespoke financing transactions structured to meet investor-specific objectives.

In addition to fund formation, Arthur has worked on joint ventures, reorganizations, strategic transactions and acquisitions of investment managers, helping clients structure and execute complex sponsor-level transactions and platform-building initiatives.

While in law school, Arthur served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Jane Roth of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Arthur also served as a law clerk for the Senate Committee on Finance, and prior to law school, worked for a lobbying group as a policy analyst specializing in tax and financial services issues.