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Mark Andrews
Managing Director, Private Client
Mark has a wealth of experience from within the financial services industry, having worked predominantly in the private client sector since 1985.
During his career, Mark has worked on a variety of structures and asset classes across various jurisdictions. Prior to Fairway, Mark worked for another local independent trust business as well as a top 5 global trust company. He has been employed at Director level for the past 15 years and joined Fairway in 2017.
Mark is a fellow member of the Association of Accounting Technicians (FMAAT), a qualified member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (TEP) and a Chartered member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (Chartered MCSI)
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07 October 2026
The Accidental Global Family: Why Modern Wealth No Longer Has a Home Country
Fairway are proud to have our work published in Thought Leaders 4 High Net Worth Litigation and Advisory Magazine, Next Gen Wealth Edition, Issue 24. Mark Andrews, Managing Director, Private Clients, discusses how increasingly international lifestyles are giving rise to the "accidental global family" and reshaping the way wealth, succession and long-term planning are approached. As future generations become more globally mobile, flexibility and cross-border thinking are becoming just as important as preserving wealth itself.
Read Article11 August 2026
Summer Signals: Six questions with Fairway’s team on the trends shaping client conversations
In this edition of our Summer Signals Q&A series, Mark Andrews, Managing Director, Private Client shares his perspective on the growing demand for international wealth planning, the challenges facing globally connected families and the importance of building structures that remain effective across generations and jurisdictions.
Read Article20 May 2026
From Homes to Heritage: Why families are rethinking real estate ownership
As global families expand their footprints and face rising regulatory scrutiny, many are rethinking how they hold and protect their real estate. What was once a straightforward asset class has become a complex intersection of tax exposure, transparency requirements, succession challenges, and cross border compliance.
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