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Sophie Reguengo
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Counsel Investment Funds
Position
Sophie is an experienced investment funds and regulatory lawyer with over 10 years of industry experience. She is focused on private equity and real estate structures. Sophier is recognised as a "rising star" and regularly attends and speaks at conferences in Jersey and London.
Sophier featurs in the Citywealth Leaders List and is recognised as a "Rising Star" by IFLR1000 and a "Next Generation Lawyer" by Legal 500.
Career
Prior to joining Ogier at the beginning of 2018, Sophie trained and worked at another leading offshore firm, both in Jersey and in Hong Kong.
Education
Sophie is an alumna of Bristol University and the University of the West of England. She holds a Masters in Commercial Law and Human Rights.
Admitted in:
Jersey - 2008
Jersey
Investment funds
Within: Next generation lawyers
Sophie Reguengo - Ogier
Within: Investment funds
Ogier is ‘a leading firm in the field of investment funds’ and clients find ‘the team has proven it is the most responsive legal outfit, which provides clients with a valuable edge’. Clients such as Medicxi and Pemberton appointed the group to oversee the establishment of an expert fund and a Jersey private fund, respectively, and the ‘calm-headed and courteous’ Emily Haithwaite acted for an infrastructure fund in the restructuring of its open-ended investment structure, including the appointment of new service providers and the expansion of its investment horizon. The team is led by Niamh Lalor, who is known as a ‘great communicator and pragmatic attorney’ and guided a number of clients through the launching of their various funds with the support of senior associate Alexandra O'Grady. Counsel Sophie Reguengo recently joined the firm from Walkers Jersey and is also a key contact. Richard Daggett also ‘deserves particular recognition for his availability, precise advice and his understanding of the interactions between Jersey and British law’.