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Anthony O’Hanlon
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Anthony is a Financial Services partner in our Investment Funds team.
He provides advice on a wide of range of UCITS and AIF structures which employ a broad range of investment strategies including passive, smart beta, active, fund of funds, hedge funds, private equity and private credit.
In addition to advising on collective investment schemes, Anthony regularly engages with the owners of fund service providers on the acquisition and disposal of Irish operations or Irish branches of entities domiciled in other jurisdictions. Anthony also regularly provides guidance on the addition of financing into Irish fund structures.
Anthony is an active member of Irish Funds, the industry association with responsibility for promoting funds based in Ireland. Anthony was previously based in London and New York and regularly travels between and works with clients in those locations.
Anthony has completed secondments in the product teams of two of the World’s largest asset managers and a well-known white label third party management company based in Dublin. Prior to joining the Firm, Anthony worked in the asset management departments of two leading Irish firms in Dublin.
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