Dr Charles Cassar who heads Chetcuti Cauchi London Office and is Head of Financial Services, will be attending Europe: Funds & Managers Gibraltar 2015 confernece on Tuesday 21st & Wednesday 22nd April. Dr Cassar has worked very widely within the sphere of financial services regulation, having advised fund managers, funds, investment advisors, payment services providers, forex brokers, e-money institutions and other financial businesses with respects to various licensing and compliance issues.
Europe: Funds & Managers Gibraltar 2015 conference
The objective of the Europe: Funds & Managers Gibraltar 2015 is to bring together a wide range of professionals within the investment industry, including: Asset Managers, Fund Advisors, Fund Administrators, Prime Brokers, Investors, Fund Associations, Management Companies, Regulators, Re-domicile Advisors & Legal advisors.
We trust this will be a high quality forum allowing delegates at Europe: Funds & Managers Gibraltar 2015, to review the latest trends, share new ideas and formulate strategies going forward and will serve as an excellent networking platform.
Our Financial Services Practice
Dr Cassar heads the firm's Financial Services regulatory team at Chetcuti Cauchi Advocates. Dr Cassar has advised clients from a variety of sectors of the financial industry including investment advisors, funds and their managers, insurance principals and intermediaries, banks and financial institutions. Dr Charles Cassar is particularly interested in the intersection between technology and financial services, and has built a clientele which includes forex brokers, online payment institutions and virtual currency operators. Dr Cassar regularly delivers training sessions, career talks and seminars and has spoken at the University of Malta, Maastricht University and Society Education. Charles has a particular interest in the FinTech space and has published extensively on topics such as crowdfunding, virtual currencies, algorithmic trading and forex intermediation. Legal500 in 2014 reports that Practice head Charles Cassar shows ‘innate understanding of the requirements to get the job done’
