Donnchadh McCarthy is the new partner in the funds & investment management practice of Maples and Calder. Photo: Maples Group

Donnchadh McCarthy is the new partner in the funds & investment management practice of Maples and Calder. Photo: Maples Group

Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm in Luxembourg, has promoted Donnchadh McCarthy to partner in its funds & investment management practice, which he has helped to develop since joining in 2020.

Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm in Luxembourg, announced in a press release on Thursday 27 February that Donnchadh McCarthy had been promoted to partner in its funds & investment management practice.

McCarthy joined the firm in 2020 and has played a key role in the development of the department. Before moving to Luxembourg, McCarthy worked as a compliance officer and regulatory adviser at the Stock Exchange of Ireland and at LK Shields.

“Donnchadh’s promotion is a reflection of his exceptional contributions to our firm and the high level of service he provides to our clients. Our Luxembourg practice continues to thrive, and Donnchadh’s promotion further exemplifies our dedication to investing in both our team and our law firm in Luxembourg,” said Luxembourg managing partner, Johan Terblanche. “With extensive experience in the funds sector, Donnchadh has consistently demonstrated exceptional legal acumen, dedication and a client-focused approach,” the firm added in its press release.

Maples Group is a provider of legal and fiduciary services, operating in the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Ireland, Jersey and Luxembourg. The group employs nearly 3,000 lawyers and professionals in 15 international offices and provides specialist services in regulatory compliance, training and entity management.

In addition to its expertise in funds & investment management, the Luxembourg firm is also active in corporate law, finance, tax and regulation. Recent cases include advising ICG on the Luxembourg legal aspects of a new $240m capital facility provided by HSBC Bank PLC, and advising Bain Capital on its acquisition of 80% of AQ Compute, the data centre division of the Aquila Group.

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