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Provided by Jean-Philippe Pons-Henry
Jean-Philippe Pons-Henry is a partner in Gide's "litigation" team in Paris. He specialises in crisis management and financial litigation, particularly for regulated institutions.
He acts at all stages of proceedings before supervisory or regulatory authorities (AMF, ACPR, CRE, etc.) and before civil, commercial, criminal or administrative courts. He also leads internal investigations and assists the firm's clients in assessing their compliance systems or implementing remediation plans, whether in banking or financial matters or more generally in the fight against corruption or money laundering.
In recent years, Jean-Philippe has helped to exonerate a number of individuals and legal entities prosecuted for insider dealing before the AMF's Enforcement Committee, negotiated the first CRPC on price manipulation with the PNF, represented a credit institution in a class action involving several thousand customers and successfully argued a QPC on obstruction before the Constitutional Council.
He is a graduate of Essec and the University of Paris X Nanterre, and holds the Certified International Investment Analyst (CIIA) qualification. He was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2004.
Jean-Philippe is an Essec graduate (2000), holds a master's degree in public and business law (2002 - Paris X-Nanterre), and is a Certified International Investment Analyst (2009).
Member of the French society for financial analysts (SFAF - Société Française des Analystes Financiers)
Provided by Chambers
Jean-Philippe Pons-Henry is noted for his advice to banks and financial institutions on contentious matters, especially in relation to the AMF.
Provided by Chambers
He is an excellent lawyer to deal with.
He has rare knowledge and experience in litigation with the AMF.
He is is perfectly familiar with the methods and reasoning of investigators, which makes it possible to facilitate interactions with the authority and optimise the defence.
He is an excellent lawyer to deal with.
He has rare knowledge and experience in litigation with the AMF.
He is is perfectly familiar with the methods and reasoning of investigators, which makes it possible to facilitate interactions with the authority and optimise the defence.
