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Raimondo Maggiore
- Phone+39 0230356000
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Work Department
Finance and Financial Services
Position
Partner
Career
Raimondo is the co-managing partner of Bird & Bird's Italian offices. As an expert in financial regulation, he heads our Italian banking and financial services regulatory team.
In Milan and Rome, he manages a team of about 20 professionals with banking, insurance and financial markets regulation expertise, in areas including bank capital requirements, derivatives, asset management, investment services, activities performed by way of establishment and in freedom of services, insurance and bank assurance, public offerings and pension funds.
He has a high level of expertise in contentious regulatory issues and enforcement matters. He assists primary financial operators and key individuals in proceedings before national courts and local regulatory bodies for alleged violation of laws and regulations.
He supports banks, investment managers and other financial intermediaries in defining and drafting internal procedures and manuals, and in the implementation of any relevant law and regulation.
Moreover, he assists Italian and international asset management companies in regards to the structuring of alternative investment funds, with particular focus on real estate and private equity. He also advises alternative fund managers in their ordinary and extraordinary operations, as well as in their investment and divestment transactions.
Before joining Bird & Bird in 2003, he worked in the financial intermediaries department at CONSOB (National commission for Companies and the Stock Exchange) acquiring extensive knowledge and experience in European asset management and financial services regulation.
Languages
Italian, English
Education
Education Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali 'LUISS - Guido Carli', Degree in Law, 1997
Admissions Italian Bar Association, 2003 Admitted as Attorney at Law to the Supreme Court ('Corte di Cassazione'), 2017