Mark Dillon joins Dechert
19 March 2019 Dublin
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Dechert LLP has appointed Mark Dillon as a financial services national partner in the firm’s Dublin office.
In his new role, he will focus on the focus on the establishment, authorisation and operation of investment funds, including all forms of Irish regulation UCITS, alternative investment funds and private equity funds.
Most recently, Dillon worked at Deacons in Hong Kong and prior to that Dillon Eustace Solicitors.
Gus Black, global co-chair of Dechert's financial services group, said: “We are delighted to welcome Mark Dillon, who brings substantial international funds experience to our growing practice in Ireland."
Dillon added: “I am delighted to join such a prominent global firm with an abundance of leading lawyers and an excellent reputation for financial services. I am particularly excited about the opportunity to continue to grow the Dublin office, and look forward to working with such an accomplished team.”
In his new role, he will focus on the focus on the establishment, authorisation and operation of investment funds, including all forms of Irish regulation UCITS, alternative investment funds and private equity funds.
Most recently, Dillon worked at Deacons in Hong Kong and prior to that Dillon Eustace Solicitors.
Gus Black, global co-chair of Dechert's financial services group, said: “We are delighted to welcome Mark Dillon, who brings substantial international funds experience to our growing practice in Ireland."
Dillon added: “I am delighted to join such a prominent global firm with an abundance of leading lawyers and an excellent reputation for financial services. I am particularly excited about the opportunity to continue to grow the Dublin office, and look forward to working with such an accomplished team.”
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