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Taylor Wessing—Shervin Shameli

06 March 2024
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Investment fund formation partner joins firm in London

Global law firm Taylor Wessing has welcomed Shervin Shameli to its London private equity and fund formation team.

Shervin joins from Reed Smith, where he was co-head of the firm’s private funds formation group in London. He has nearly 20 years of industry experience, advising both private fund formation clients and institutional investors. His practice includes the full spectrum of private fund formation work, and he has considerable experience in the establishment and maintenance of investment funds, advising from first time funds through to second/third vintage funds, co-investments, spinouts and joint ventures.

Commenting on his appointment, Shervin said: ‘I am excited to be joining Taylor Wessing and by the opportunity to develop a multidisciplinary, go-to funds practice building on the firm's existing strengths in areas like private equity, private wealth, corporate real estate and venture capital. I look forward to continuing and growing my representation of a wide range of fund managers and institutional investors globally. Clients are looking for exactly the kind of strength and depth and commercial approach that Taylor Wessing can offer on a cross-border basis.’

Ed Waldron, head of the firm’s private equity practice, said: ‘I am thrilled to welcome Shervin to Taylor Wessing. His arrival will bolster our global fund formation offering. He is a prominent expert in advising fund managers on all aspects of establishment, structuring, and operation of private investment funds across various asset classes.’

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