BNY Mellon Asset Servicing has added to its EMEA Private Markets team with the appointments of Greg Kok and Robert Burchett-Coates. Kok joins BNY Mellon Asset Servicing as Director, Private Equity, Real Estate, Debt and Infrastructure from Maitland, where he was Head of Management Company Services. He has previously worked

Stephens has further enhanced its European corporate finance advisory team with the hiring of experienced industry professional Simon Tilley on its European investment banking team. Privately-held Stephens began with an independent financial services firm founded in the US in 1933, and later established an investment banking presence across the Atlantic

Gide has appointed Caroline Lan and Jean-François Louit as partners in the firm’s M&A practice.  Lan and Louit are experienced in the structuring and implementation of management packages, incentive plans and employee shareholder plans related to IPOs and private equity operations, and more generally on matters of governance and executive

Alternative asset manager Gresham House has appointed Richard Staveley as Managing Director in its Strategic Public Equity team, effective immediately. With over two decades of fund management experience, Staveley joins Gresham House from Majedie Asset Management, where he spent six years running small companies’ investments within the Group’s flagship UK

HGGC, a middle market private equity firm, is making four promotions and expanding its team with twelve new hires across the operations and investment functions.  These additions – all of whom come to HGGC from blue-chip financial and business brands – will help ensure that HGGC has the talent and

Growth Capital Partners (GCP), a partnership-focused investor, has appointed Michael Gray as Origination Director.  Gray joins GCP from A&M Capital where he was Head of Origination. With 12 year’s private equity experience, Gray previously spent four years as Head of Sponsor Coverage at Grant Thornton, responsible for providing deal flow,

Australian-founded, London-based investment and corporate advisory group Mayfair 101 has made two significant appointments to its advisory board – Mark Cliffe, Chief Economist at ING Bank, and Kirsty Rutter (pictured), former Head of Innovation at Barclays bank. Mayfair 101 founder and Managing Director, James Mawhinney, says: “The appointment of two

Alpine Investors, a software and services-focused private equity firm, has hired new CEOs-in-Training (CITs) and additional analysts.  These hires represent Alpine’s non-traditional approach to hiring, which prioritises attributes over experiences as a way to identify exceptional talent, increase diversity in finance, and enhance portfolio returns. The newest recruits of the