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Maples Fiduciary appoints Guy Dominy

Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Opalesque Industry Update - Maples Fiduciary, a leading global provider of specialised fiduciary and corporate administration services and division of MaplesFS, has announced the appointment of Guy Dominy as Director, Business Development in North America.

Mr. Dominy brings extensive buy and sell side experience in the asset management industry, including senior roles at private equity fund managers and fund administrators. In his most recent role he was Managing Director and head of the US business development team of a global asset services provider, responsible for US growth strategy, product development and sales of all divisional and group business lines. He also brings considerable advisory experience as a funds lawyer at major international law firms. He received a Joint Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in Law and German from the University of Nottingham and completed the Legal Practice Course at Nottingham Law School.

As a result of its long-established reputation for technical excellence and regulatory expertise and unique approach to client service, Maples Fiduciary has been long recognised as one of the premier service providers in the industry. The addition of Mr. Dominy serves to support Maples Fiduciary's continued growth and bolsters the firm's market expertise. Mr. Dominy will work closely with Peter Huber, Global Head of Maples Fiduciary, to drive the growth of the fiduciary services business across North America.

"The addition of Guy to our team underscores our commitment to continuing to grow our presence in North America and we are confident that he will help us capitalise on new opportunities in this dynamic market," said Huber. "He brings a depth and breadth of industry knowledge and practical experience that will be invaluable to enhancing the already outstanding service offering we provide to our clients."

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