Prescient Fund Services appoints Finian Power
28 January 2021 Ireland
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Finian Power has joined Prescient Fund Services as head of investment manager oversight in Dublin.
The appointment follows a year of strong growth for the independent provider of management company, UCITS and Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive platform and fund administration services.
In his new role, he will be supporting the firm’s UCITS and alternative fund clients.
Finian joins from DMS Governance, where he worked for five years as a director in both their Dublin and Cayman Islands offices.
At DMS, he managed key relationships with global private banks, pension funds and institutional asset managers.
Previously, he has also held roles at BNY Mellon, Northern Trust and J.P. Morgan.
Rob Childs, head of international at Prescient Fund Services, explains that the Irish business is set to continue growth in 2021, with its traditional and alternative UCITS and AIFMD platform businesses crossing the $4 billion mark earlier in January, as well as a new UCITS Common Contractual Fund begins to operate.
Childs says: “We are pleased to welcome Finian Power to Prescient at a time where having depth and experience in the senior team has never been more important.”
The appointment follows a year of strong growth for the independent provider of management company, UCITS and Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive platform and fund administration services.
In his new role, he will be supporting the firm’s UCITS and alternative fund clients.
Finian joins from DMS Governance, where he worked for five years as a director in both their Dublin and Cayman Islands offices.
At DMS, he managed key relationships with global private banks, pension funds and institutional asset managers.
Previously, he has also held roles at BNY Mellon, Northern Trust and J.P. Morgan.
Rob Childs, head of international at Prescient Fund Services, explains that the Irish business is set to continue growth in 2021, with its traditional and alternative UCITS and AIFMD platform businesses crossing the $4 billion mark earlier in January, as well as a new UCITS Common Contractual Fund begins to operate.
Childs says: “We are pleased to welcome Finian Power to Prescient at a time where having depth and experience in the senior team has never been more important.”
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