Ogier appoints former Goldman Sachs lawyer as Head of Private Wealth business
Posted By Chris Bale on March 10, 2009
[private]Ogier, one of the leading providers of offshore legal and fiduciary services, has appointed Ian Cain as Director and Head of Ogier Private Wealth. Ian joins Ogier from Goldman Sachs where he was Head of UK Strategic Wealth Advisory.
Ian will lead the continued development of Ogier Private Wealth, promoting a wide range of legal, fiduciary and administration services across Ogier’s businesses and markets. His appointment represents a significant milestone for the firm’s Private Wealth Service.
Commenting on the appointment, Philip Norman, Group Director and Head of Private Client Administration stated, “We’re confident that Ian will make an immediate impact to our Private Wealth Service. His experience within the advisory and investment management industries means that he understands the needs of our private client base and has the experience to recommend solutions that will meet both their existing and future wealth planning requirements.”
Prior to Goldman Sachs, Ian was a tax partner and head of Family Business at Boodle Hatfield, before which he led Evershed’s domestic private tax service.
Ian Cain added; “Ogier have a tremendous reputation, having established themselves as a market leader in the offshore professional services market. I’m absolutely delighted to be joining Ogier’s Private Wealth team and look forward to establishing Ogier Private Wealth as the leading independent offshore fiduciary and wealth advisory team”.[/private]
Ogier Private Wealth was launched in 2008 to provide a wide range of wealth management solutions to Ultra High Net Worth Individuals and Family Businesses. Services include the establishment and ongoing administration of trusts and private trust companies, the creation and administration of employer-funded structures, real estate advice and the formation and administration of investment funds, particularly in the area of private funds. The team comprises over 20 lawyers and 50 professional administrators across Ogier’s eleven offices, a network that serves all time zones and major financial centres.
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