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Richard Batchelor
Partner at Eversheds Sutherland
Richard Batchelor is a Partner at Eversheds Sutherland, specializing in financial services and private funds. He has over 17 years of experience in the financial services sector, focusing on the design, structure, and implementation of financial products. His expertise includes private equity, private debt, real estate, infrastructure, energy and renewables, as well as derivatives and related financial regulations.13
Professional Background
- Role: Partner in the financial services team at Eversheds Sutherland.
- Responsibilities: In addition to his client work, he manages the firm's Luxembourg office and is actively involved in industry developments, contributing to government consultations and industry working groups.12
- Clientele: Advises various clients including international pension schemes on investments and related contracts such as AIFM agreements and ISDA documentation.1
Notable Achievements
- Acted on significant transactions including the establishment of a £1 billion debt platform and the UK’s first private shared ownership fund.
- Recognized as a leading individual in real estate funds by Legal 500 and ranked by Chambers UK for his expertise in derivatives and structured products.14
Personal Interests
In his personal time, Richard enjoys traveling, cycling, and running. He also provides pro bono services to children and young people seeking citizenship or permanent status in the UK.1
For more details about his professional profile, you can view his LinkedIn page here .3
Highlights
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The FCA is seeking views on its proposals for a long term asset fund (LTAF). Those hoping for flexible investment in long term assets with limited restrictions and regulation may be disappointed. Michaela Walker, Julian Brown, Richard Batchelor, Philip Spyropoulos, Stefanie Sahla-Jones and Thomas Pritchard take a closer look at the proposals. https://lnkd.in/d45CMG5
