McCarthy Denning has welcomed a trio of experience financial
services lawyers to its banking and finance team.
Joining the firm as partner, Henning von Sachsen-Altenburg (pictured) has
formerly worked with such organisations as Linklaters, Hogan Lovells, Barclays
Capital and PwC, and is dual qualified in German and English law. He is widely
experienced in financial services matters, including commercial, banking and
regulatory law.
Richard Ambery, who also joins the firm as partner, has
previously held positions at Clifford Chance, Dechert, and Mayer Brown, as well
as having worked extensively in Malta. He specialises in capital markets and
derivatives, particularly in the areas of asset-backed securities and
securitisation, and regularly acts for major multinational financial
institutions.
Sarah Law has also joined McCarthy Denning, taking on the role
of consulting solicitor. Sarah spent more than 12 years with Allen & Overy,
and offers extensive experience advising on domestic and cross-border syndicated
and bilateral financings, with particular emphasis on sponsor-driven leveraged
and acquisition financing.
Warren Wooldridge, CEO of McCarthy Denning, commented: ‘We would
like to extend a warm welcome to Henning, Richard and Sarah who are joining our
well established banking & finance team, enhancing the firm’s international
financial services offering. Part of McCarthy Denning’s strategy, and our
strength, is representing not only the established players, such as banks and
large funds, but also advising smaller funds, family offices, SMEs and
institutional investors.’
