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Richard Michel
Senior Manager, Private Client
Richard is a Senior Manager in our Private Client team, bringing extensive experience in managing a diverse range of asset classes, including public and private investments as well as residential and commercial real estate. He possesses in-depth expertise in handling various entity structures across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring compliance with the respective reporting and regulatory requirements.
Richard enjoys the challenges of working in an ever changing industry, being proactive to deliver high-quality results and seeking continuous improvement.
Richard is a full member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and holds the Chartered Governance Institute (CGI) diploma in offshore Finance and Administration.
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14 October 2026
60 seconds with Jodie Gray
We are delighted that Jodie Gray, Director, Private Client, has been featured in Thought Leaders 4 Private Client Magazine Issue 24, in the '60 Seconds Interview'.
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The growing pressures on trustees in a changing world
For many families, wealth provides security and opportunity, and when settled into trust, continuity across generations. Significant wealth often requires complicated trust structuring. As wealth structures become increasingly international and family situations more complex, when combined with beneficiaries who are often more informed, engaged and willing to challenge decisions they see as unfair, differing expectations, family tensions, changing personal circumstances and questions around control can all create an environment for disputes and greater scrutiny of trustees.
Read Article07 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.
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