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Campbell Lutyens appoints five new Partners and eight Managing Directors

Global private capital advisor Campbell Lutyens has appointed five new partners and eight Managing Directors across its global platform.

The new Partners are Fred Han in New York, Rob Bee in London, Annabelle Judd in Paris, and James Shipperlee and Aiva Sperberga in Singapore. These promotions represent the largest annual designation of new partners in the firm’s 37-year history.

The eight managing directors, are Derek Larson and Brian Susetka in New York, Ed Abel Smith, Ryan Franklin, Sascha Roth, Charlie Williams and Daria Geller in London, and Malcolm Yong in Singapore.

Han joined Campbell Lutyens in 2019 and has over 20 years of industry experience. Based in New York, he leads the firm’s private credit secondary advisory practice, covering GP-led and LP-led transactions across private equity, infrastructure, and private credit.

Bee joined Campbell Lutyens in 2020 and brings over 25 years of industry experience. He leads Institutional and Private Wealth investor relationships in the UK and serves on the Advisory Board of Titanbay, a leading European private markets platform.

Judd joined Campbell Lutyens in 2017 with a previous role in M&A advisory. She set up the firm’s Paris office in 2020 and leads a range of GP-led transactions, managed fund solutions, and co-investment syndications across continental Europe.

Shipperlee joined the firm’s London office in 2011, with an initial focus on PE and Infrastructure funds. Now based in Singapore, he serves as Co-Head of the APAC advisory team, leading primary execution and strategic advisory efforts for GPs across the region.

Sperberga joined Campbell Lutyens in 2009 and has been based in Singapore since 2013. She is Co-Head of the APAC advisory team and Co-Head of APAC Secondaries, leading GP and LP advisory across secondary transactions in private equity, infrastructure, private credit, and real estate.

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