Ogier promotes Martin Byers to counsel
13 September 2022 Cayman Islands
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Legal advice provider Ogier has promoted Martin Byers to counsel in its Cayman Islands division.
Byers has served at Ogier for more than a year as senior associate. Prior to this, he has worked as an associate at Maples Group in the Cayman Islands, and at the Financial Conduct Authority and Goldman Sachs in London.
With more than a decade of experience, Byers has advised on regulatory matters including licensing, registration and approval requirements, beneficial ownership, and anti-money laundering operations. Based in the Cayman Islands, he also covers regulatory matters in the British Virgin Islands.
Joanne Huckle, partner at Ogier, says: “The Cayman Islands is in a period of fast regulatory evolution and Martin’s thorough understanding of this complex regulatory landscape has proved invaluable to clients. I am delighted to see his hard work has been recognised and rewarded by this well-deserved promotion.”
Byers has served at Ogier for more than a year as senior associate. Prior to this, he has worked as an associate at Maples Group in the Cayman Islands, and at the Financial Conduct Authority and Goldman Sachs in London.
With more than a decade of experience, Byers has advised on regulatory matters including licensing, registration and approval requirements, beneficial ownership, and anti-money laundering operations. Based in the Cayman Islands, he also covers regulatory matters in the British Virgin Islands.
Joanne Huckle, partner at Ogier, says: “The Cayman Islands is in a period of fast regulatory evolution and Martin’s thorough understanding of this complex regulatory landscape has proved invaluable to clients. I am delighted to see his hard work has been recognised and rewarded by this well-deserved promotion.”
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