A large number of private wealth practitioners in the Channel Islands have been named on the eprivateclient 2016 50 Most Influential list.
The 50 Most Influential, which covers the UK and the Crown Dependencies, is designed to identify, recognise and promote the leading practitioners of the private client professions, as well as the breadth and depth of talent at the forefront of this industry today. Those who have made it onto the list are the leaders when it comes to providing the best possible advice and service for clients and driving innovation in the way the needs of wealthy individuals are met.
The eprivateclient 2016 50 Most Influential began with an open call for nominations for UK and Crown Dependency based professionals with a shortlist then drawn up from the nominations. In selecting the 50 Most Influential, factors such as the nominee’s position, achievements, career progression and who made the nomination were taken into account. These, along with PAM Insight’s knowledge of the sector, were used to draw up the definitive list of those deemed to be at the forefront of shaping private client work.
Those who made the 50 Most Influential list from the Channel Islands (or who oversee Channel Island operations) are:
• James Campbell, Partner, Bedell
• Nick Cawley, Chief Executive, Bedell
• Sheila Dean, Global Chief Executive, Equiom Group
• Helen Green, Director, Saffery Champness Registered Fiduciaries
• Paul Hodgson, Managing Director, Butterfield Trust
• Jonathan Jennings, Managing Director, TMF Group
• Iain Johns, Group Head of Private Client Services, JTC Group
• Philip Le Cornu, Group Director, Elian
• Steve Meiklejohn, Partner, Ogier
• Kevin O’Connell, Group Commercial Director, First Names Group
• Mark Pesco, Managing Director, First Names Group
• Jane Pearce, Managing Director, Vistra Jersey
• Steve Romeril, Head of Trust - British Isles, RBC Trust Company (International)
• Paul Schreibke, Managing Director, Intertrust
• Jonathan Speck, Managing Partner, Mourant Ozannes
Pictured L-R: Kevin O'Connell and Mark Pesco of First Names Group