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03 September 2026
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Broadfield—David Brennand

Corporate partner appointment strengthens firm’s investment funds practice

Broadfield, a global law firm operating in a strategic partnership with Alvarez & Marsal Inc.'s affiliate, SHP Legal Services, has announced the appointment of David Brennand as a Partner in its corporate team in London.

A seasoned corporate lawyer with over 20 years’ experience, David brings a wealth of knowledge in investment funds as well as extensive expertise in joint venture arrangements.

David advises financial institutions, investment management groups and fund sponsors on mandates that traverse the spectrum of complexities applicable to investment funds, in addition to navigating intricate joint venture-type arrangements, using vehicles in a variety of jurisdictions.

David also represents an array of institutional investors in connection with negotiating the structures and terms applicable to their fund investments, managed accounts, seed capital arrangements, as well as their portfolio acquisitions and divestments in the secondaries market.

Much of David’s work has an international flavour; in particular, he has significant experience in acting for financial institutions located in MENA with respect to their joint venture-type arrangements across Europe and beyond while also assisting them develop associated fund products for investment by their MENA-based clients.

This appointment further bolsters Broadfield’s corporate offering and its investment funds capability, supporting the firm’s continued growth.

“Our clients face increasingly complex capital raising and investment landscapes, requiring commercially focused advice grounded in corporate knowledge and a thorough understanding of the funds market,” said David Ramm, Partner and Head of Corporate at Broadfield in the UK. “David exemplifies this blend through his expertise. He reflects the changing needs of our clients and underscores our dedication to attracting top-tier market talent.” 

“We are delighted to welcome David to the partnership,” said John Hutchinson, Managing Partner at Broadfield in the UK. “His extensive experience and insights will strengthen our ability to serve clients throughout the investment life cycle.” 

“Clients look for advisors who understand their legal challenges and the broader commercial and investment landscape in which they operate,” said David Brennand, Partner at Broadfield. “Providing practical, strategic guidance throughout the capital raising and investment process—from structuring and growth to exit—is at the heart of my work. I am glad to join Broadfield during this dynamic phase of its expansion and the transformation of traditional law.” 

About Broadfield

Founded in 2024, Broadfield is a global law firm offering world-class legal services through an innovative, modern approach that supports transparent pricing. The firm advises clients across industries and jurisdictions, combining regional depth with coordinated cross-border execution. Broadfield has offices in the United Kingdom, the United States, Hong Kong, and Brazil. In Hong Kong, Broadfield operates by being associated with Liu, Patrick Ling and Co. LLP.

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