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Seán van Haaster
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Seán is an associate in our Financial Regulation team. He acts for a range of regulated entities on a variety of matters, including, fund managers, banks, insurers and fintech companies.
Seán advises on a wide spectrum of financial services matters including, regulatory authorisations, change in control notifications, fund marketing/NPPR requirements, prudential regulation and governance.
Prior to rejoining us, Seán worked with the Financial Regulation practice at the London office of a major US law firm and advised market leading alternative investment funds, fund managers and financial institutions across a variety of regulatory and transactional matters. Seán advised clients with operations in the UK, Europe and the United States on AIFMD, MiFID II, PRIIPS, MAR, as well as other securities and financial services legislation.
svanhaaster@mhc.ie
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