Law firm Stephenson Harwood LLP has strengthened its financial regulatory practice area with the arrival of Partner Emmanuelle Corcos, who joins the firm in Paris.
Emmanuelle has extensive experience advising on wealth and asset management, notably private equity, financial services regulation and fund structuring. Moreover, she has developed a specific practice dedicated to providing regulatory assistance on remuneration frameworks. In this regard, Emmanuelle has developed an innovative approach to incorporating regulatory aspects into the core of clients’ strategies.
Emmanuelle advises leading asset management firms, credit institutions and insurance companies on regulatory, compliance, sustainable finance (ESG) and strategic M&A transactions.
Emmanuelle also advises clients on dealings with French financial authorities (AMF, ACPR) regarding fund structuring, daily operations and restructuring.
Our firm has an ambitious growth strategy, and an important part of that is the continued expansion of our Paris office and wider European presence, said Nicolas Demigneux, Paris Office Managing Partner, Stephenson Harwood. Emmanuelle is a significant addition to our team, adding depth to our corporate, finance and funds practices as we strengthen our full-service offering for clients doing business in France and across Europe.
Bringing a lawyer of Emmanuelle's calibre on board in Paris is an important step in the growth of our European corporate practice, said partner Tom Nicholls, Head of the Corporate practice at Stephenson Harwood. Emmanuelle brings with her a very diverse skill set which not only complements our existing corporate capabilities, but with her regulatory expertise in particular significantly enriches the support we can offer clients in the region.
Stephenson Harwood’s international Corporate practice acts for listed and private companies, international banks, private equity houses and management teams across a broad range of industries, including technology, life sciences and healthcare, private capital and funds, transportation and trade, and energy transfer.
This news story was originally published on the firm’s website.