Butterfield Fulcrum, an administrator for the alternative investment industry, has appointed Mark Boyes as director of business development. He is based in London and reports to Joost Lobler, Butterfield Fulcrum’s head of business development for EMEA and APAC. Boyes will be responsible for identifying and developing strategic partnerships to help
Dominion Corporate Group, a provider of offshore management and administration based in Jersey, has added Graeme McArthur as head of funds. McArthur (pictured) has over 20 years’ experience of the finance sector in Jersey, initially with KPMG and then moving into fund administration with Deutsche Bank and subsequently State Street.
Securities and investment banking firm Jefferies has hired Magnus Christensson as a managing director and European head of the firm’s fund placement group based in London. He joins Jefferies from Atlantic-Pacific Capital and has more than 12 years of private equity fundraising experience. Steve Gray, global head of the fund
Growth equity firm General Atlantic has named Mike McTighe, chairman of Pace, Volex Group and WYG Group, as a special adviser to the firm. In this role, McTighe will provide strategic counsel to GA and its portfolio companies with a focus on the European region, supporting the firm’s active value-added
Angelo Gordon has added Richard Leonard to its private equity group as a managing director and Michael Koike as a vice president. Both are based in New York. Prior to joining Angelo Gordon in October 2009, Leonard was a managing director at Bruckmann, Rosser, Sherrill where he focused on leveraged
Advanced Fund Administration, a private equity and hedge fund administration company, has appointed Mark Lancaster as vice president of business development, based in the Summit, New Jersey office. His primary focus is leading AFA’s sales and marketing activities. Lancaster is a 20 year veteran in the financial services industry. Before
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, a provider of legal services to growth enterprises and the financial institutions that invest in them, has named Christopher W. Kirkham as a partner at the firm. Kirkham (pictured) will be based in the firm’s San Francisco office. Kirkham specialises in the representation of private
ATG Media, a provider of information and services to the auction industry backed by Matrix Private Equity Partners, has increased its headcount to 58 full time members of staff in the last three months. Eight new roles, six internal promotions and a growing business have created 14 job vacancies. The
Matrix Private Equity Partners, the small buyout specialist, has expanded its team with the appointment of Christopher Price as an investment manager. The hire comes on the back of two Matrix new deal completions: iglu.com and Country Baskets. Price (pictured) joins the firm from Foresight Group. Mark Wignall, chief executive
Peak Ridge Capital Group’s venture capital fund, the Peak Ridge AgTech Fund, has expanded its advisory board to include Tommy G. Thompson, former four-time governor of Wisconsin and US secretary of health and human services. As governor of Wisconsin from 1986 through 2002, Thompson was well-known for his efforts to
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