International law firm and professional services provider Ogier has appointed two new heads of fund administration to their Corporate and Fiduciary services division.
Mark Grenyer will assume the role as head of fund administration in Jersey as Michaël Goosse takes on the same position in Luxembourg.
Mr Grenyer is an associate of the Chartered Governance Institute and has over 25 years experience in the international financial services sector. He has worked across diverse asset classes, including real assets, infrastructure, private equity, venture capital, debt, renewable energy, hedge funds, litigation funding and fine art.
Mr Gosse arrives at the role having worked in the corporate and fund administration industry for over 20 years. He has an extensive background working with international clients mainly in the corporate and private equity sector.
These appointments bring the headcount at Ogier Global’s fund administration team up to 60 people, marking a 20% expansion in the last year.
Ogier Global has also received its CSSF Fund licence in Luxembourg and CBI Fund licence in Ireland in the last two years.
Head of Fund Administration, Jeff Pamplin, said: “We are delighted to welcome Mark and Michaël to our European Fund Administration teams.
“They bring a wealth of international and local fund expertise, and their breadth of industry knowledge will be instrumental in leading our rapidly growing teams.”