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04 February 2015
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Adrian Mulryan—Arthur Cox

New partner for asset management & investment funds group

Arthur Cox has announced the appointment of leading funds lawyer Adrian Mulryan as a partner in the law firm. 

Based in Arthur Cox’s London office, Adrian joins its asset management and investment funds group from innovative European exchange traded products (ETF) provider Source where he had been general counsel. 

Adrian has extensive experience in the development of Europe’s fast growing ETF market, having established a number of ETF platforms in Europe including the first active ETFs in Europe and the first China RQFII ETF in Europe. Adrian was also responsible for listing the first UCITS ETFs on SIX and the first Irish exchange-traded precious metal products. Most recently Adrian has worked on the creation of ETF share classes for UCITS and launched a '40 Act ETF in the US, providing him with a unique global perspective on the growth, innovation and distribution of ETFs. 

Head of the Arthur Cox asset management and investment funds group, Kevin Murphy, says: “We are delighted to welcome Adrian to the firm. His extensive experience and strong track record is a great addition to our high calibre team. Adrian’s understanding of cross-border issues related to the marketing and distribution of investment products in Europe, particularly ETFs, will be a noted addition to our client offering.”

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