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Provided by Darren Maher
Darren Maher is a partner and Head of the Financial Institutions Group at Matheson. He has advised a wide range of leading domestic and international financial institutions on all aspects of financial services law and regulation including establishment and authorisation, development and distribution of products, compliance, corporate governance and re-organisations including cross-border mergers, schemes of arrangement, portfolio transfers and mergers and acquisitions.
Darren is a member of the firm’s Brexit Advisory Group and is advising a significant number of the world’s leading financial services firms on their plans to establish a regulated subsidiary in Ireland in order to maintain access to the EU single market following the United Kingdom’s exit from the EU.
Darren frequently publishes articles in financial services publications and is co-author of the Irish chapter of PLC's Cross-border Insurance and Reinsurance Handbook, Law Business Research’s Insurance and Reinsurance Law Review, and co-contributor to ICLG’s Guide to Insurance and Reinsurance.
Darren lectures at the Law Society of Ireland and the Insurance Institute of Ireland.
Provided by Chambers
Darren Maher is often picked out as a leading insurance regulatory lawyer in Ireland with particular experience advising clients on establishing branches in Ireland. He has additional expertise assisting with the regulatory aspects of transactions in the insurance space.
Provided by Chambers
"Darren Maher has excellent and broad regulatory knowledge and is very calm and reassuring to work with."
"He is a highly regarded expert in the field."
"Darren has the ability to cut through background noise even in the most complex matters and distil this into key actions."
"Darren Maher has excellent and broad regulatory knowledge and is very calm and reassuring to work with."
"He is a highly regarded expert in the field."
"Darren has the ability to cut through background noise even in the most complex matters and distil this into key actions."
