International law firm Hogan Lovells is adding M&A partners Richard Climan, Keith Flaum and Jane Ross, and IP and technology transactions partner John Brockland to its global corporate team. Climan and Flaum will join the global leadership teams within Hogan Lovells’ corporate practice.   Climan, Flaum, Ross and Brockland have

Campbell Lutyens, a global alternative asset advisory firm focused on fund placement and secondary advisory, has expanded its secondary advisory practice with three new appointments. Annabelle Judd has joined as a senior vice president in London, Bon-Jay Tseng as a vice president in New York and Ana Dicu as a

ISG Technology, a portfolio company of private equity firm WestBridge Capital, has appointed Jonathan McKay as non-executive chairman. McKay has a strong background in strategic development, sales, marketing and general management, gained in the technology sector.   He is currently chairman at JustGiving, the UK’s largest online fundraising platform; La

NVM Private Equity has strengthened its investment team with two investment associate hires, Victoria Howarth and Jason Warren.   These appointments continue the growth in the investment team over the last 12 months following on from the recruitment of Charlie Winward in 2016.    Howarth and Warren will both be responsible

Orrick has appointed Gabriel Monzon-Cortarelli as a partner in its M&A and private equity practice, resident in Milan. He will also spend significant time in Orrick’s New York office.   Monzon-Cortarell is the sixth partner to join Orrick’s European M&A practice in the past year. He joins the firm from

Investec Specialist Bank has appointed Conor McMahon to its corporate and acquisition finance team, led by Callum Bell, head of corporate and acquisition finance at Investec. Based in the team’s London office, McMahon will play a key role in the origination and execution of leveraged finance and private debt solutions

Accountancy firm Saffery Champness has appointed Donald Forsyth as a partner based in the firm’s Inverness office, with effect from 1 April. Forsyth was most recently managing partner at EY’s Inverness office. He previously spent 17 years with Scott-Moncrieff, where he served as a commercial partner leading the firm’s business

Greg Carter, founder of SME finance platform Growth Street, has replaced James Sherwin-Smith as chief executive officer. The appointment of Carter – who has been Growth Street’s chief risk officer since its launch – represents a return to the company’s original founder.   Carter founded Growth Street while working at