Narita is a Senior Associate in the firm's Asset Management and Investment Funds team.

Narita advises the full circle of fund service founders and providers on the establishment, ongoing compliance, and alterations to fund structures. She has multiple years of experience working for commercial law firms including a secondment to an in-house legal team.

Experience

  • Advises fund promoters, investment managers, custodian banks, and fund administrators on all aspects of funds trading in Ireland. 
  • Experience across a variety of investment types in regulated and unregulated funds. 
  • Risk management.
  • Passporting. 
  • Restructuring.
  • Corporate governance.
  • Ongoing legal, regulatory and compliance matters.

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  • Diploma in Applied Finance Law
    Law Society of Ireland
    2008
  • Admitted to the Roll of Solicitors
    Law Society of Ireland
    2005
  • Master of Laws LLM
    University College Dublin
    2001
  • Bachelor of Civil Law BCL
    University College Dublin
    2000

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