Areas of Practice
Track record
Advised a billionaire financier and philanthropist on UK tax and wealth structuring advice.
Advised a leading entrepreneur in relation to the UK tax implications of multi-billion-dollar contentious trusts.
Advised a group of private equity professionals on the UK tax implications of their participation in multi-billion-dollar European funds.
Advised the Protector of a multi-billion-dollar dynastic trust with a complex restructuring and family governance exercise.
Advised the divorcing spouse of a billionaire financier with their offshore wealth structuring and asset protection objectives.
Advised international families with their UK tax planning in connection with the abolition of the ‘non-dom’ regime.
Awards & Rankings
2025 eprivateclient NextGen Leader
Conference speaking
STEP Bermuda Conference, 2023 and 2025
STEP Caribbean Conference 2026
Publications
AlphaWeek: Carry under Labour: Private Equity Professionals Beware! – 2024
Tolley’s Administration of Trusts – 2023-24 (contributor)
Memberships
Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners
The Law Society
The Bermuda Bar Association
Education & Qualification
University of Exeter
Qualified as a solicitor in 2021
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