Mr Matthew Nunan > Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
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Work Department

Dispute Resolution, Financial Regulatory

Position

Matthew Nunan is a partner in the firm’s Dispute Resolution Group. He specializes in white collar defence, investigations and financial services regulation, regularly representing global financial services firms and large corporate clients.

 

Career

Matt joined Gibson Dunn in 2020 from Morgan Stanley, where he held a number of senior positions in the Legal and Compliance Department, including EMEA Head of Conduct Risk. In that role he had responsibility for all internal investigations into allegations of business-related misconduct in the EMEA region, and was responsible for establishing and overseeing the firm’s conduct risk management framework.

Before joining Morgan Stanley Matt spent 6 years at the UK Serious Fraud Office as an investigator and then case controller, followed by 7 years at the Financial Conduct Authority, including as Head of Department for Wholesale Enforcement, overseeing a variety of investigations and regulatory actions including the imposition of fines for LIBOR-related misconduct, convictions for insider dealing and actions against individuals and firms for all forms of market misconduct

Lawyer Rankings

London > Risk advisory > Regulatory investigations and corporate crime (advice to corporates)

Regularly instructed by major clients in the consultancy, finance, media, and tech sectors, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher has notable experience acting as coordinating counsel in large-scale global investigations. Philip Rocher heads up the team, which also includes seasoned litigator Sacha Harber-Kelly. Patrick Doris is a key contact for cross-border bribery and corruption investigations as well as contentious antitrust matters, and Allan Neil advises financial institutions on compliance matters and multijurisdictional disputes, while Matthew Nunan is the name to note for financial services regulatory work.