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Kelly Farragher
Client Director, Private Client
Kelly is a client director in Fairway’s Jersey office, specialising in the administration of complex and distressed offshore structures.
Having practised law in England and Jersey for five years prior to joining the offshore trust industry, Kelly’s legal experience readily enables her to deal with the complexities of structures involved in litigation, under tax investigation, heading towards insolvency, with assets under seizure, subject to regulatory restrictions, and / or with connections to individuals under criminal investigation.
Kelly has been consistently recognised as a leading practitioner. She has been listed in the ALM Private Client Global Elite Directory and Spear’s 500 Indices over a number of years and frequently speaks at international conferences on the subject of contentious trusts.
Kelly is a qualified English Solicitor and Barrister (Non-Practising) and holds the STEP Diploma in International Trust Management.
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Welcome to Summer Signals, our new Q&A series exploring the trends and client conversations shaping the months ahead. Across the series, we’ll be asking people from across Fairway the same six questions to uncover what they’re seeing in the market, where clients are facing challenges, and what advisers should be thinking about. In this edition, Emma Craggs, Private Client Associate Director, shares her insights on the growing focus on governance and succession planning among wealthy families, the factors driving this trend and why taking a long-term view is essential when designing structures that can support future generations.
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Following his inclusion in the Top 75 Trustees List 2026, we are delighted to see Chris Mourant, Private Client Associate Director, featured in Citywealth Weekly.
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Beyond Borders: Why Flexibility Matters More Than Ever in Wealth Planning
For many internationally connected families, wealth planning is no longer just about preserving assets. It's about creating options for the future. Whether that involves future generations moving abroad, changing tax considerations or increasing global mobility, families are having to think beyond a single jurisdiction. During a recent webinar, Fairway's Chris Mourant joined a panel of industry specialists to discuss the key trends shaping cross-border wealth planning and the importance of building flexibility into long-term structures.
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