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Ogier Global Strengthens Leadership with New Appointments
Ogier Global has announced the appointments of Mark Grenyer and Michaël Goosse to lead its fund administration teams in Jersey and Luxembourg, respectively. These strategic additions align with the company’s commitment to enhance its corporate and fiduciary services division.
Mark Grenyer, who will serve as head of fund administration in Jersey, brings over 25 years of experience in the international financial services sector. He is an associate of the Chartered Governance Institute and has extensive expertise across various asset classes, including real assets, infrastructure, private equity, and renewable energy. His diverse background positions him well to navigate the complexities of the funds sector.
Meanwhile, Michaël Goosse has been appointed head of fund administration in Luxembourg, where he will leverage his two decades of experience in corporate and fund administration. Goosse has built a strong reputation for serving international clients, particularly in the corporate and private equity domains.
Growing Expertise at Ogier Global
Jeff Pamplin, head of fund administration at Ogier Global, expressed enthusiasm about the new appointments. He stated, “We are delighted to welcome Mark and Michaël to our European Fund Administration teams. They bring a wealth of international and local fund expertise. Their breadth of industry knowledge will be instrumental in leading our rapidly growing teams.”
The addition of Grenyer and Goosse elevates the headcount of Ogier Global’s Fund Administration team to 60 members. This marks a significant growth of 20 percent in the team over the past year, reflecting the increasing demand for their services in the evolving financial landscape.
Ogier Global continues to expand its reach and capabilities, positioning itself as a leader in fund administration through strategic leadership appointments and a commitment to delivering exceptional service to its clients. With these latest additions, the company aims to further strengthen its position in the competitive market of corporate and fiduciary services across Europe.
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