Co-Heads of Cayman Islands Asset Finance Practice Announcement

Maples and Calder, the Maples Group’s law firm, is pleased to announce that Anthony Philp joins Sherice Arman as Co-Head of its market-leading Cayman Islands Asset Finance practice. Their leadership roles reflect the continued growth and strength of the firm’s global Asset Finance team, which advises on many of the aviation industry’s most innovative, sophisticated and complex transactions.

Sherice and Anthony will lead the Cayman Islands Asset Finance practice, part of the broader Cayman Islands Finance practice which is led by Jonathon Meloy. Sherice and Anthony both have extensive experience advising airlines, lessors, lenders, investors and other market participants on a wide range of aircraft financing, leasing, securitisation and other cross-border finance transactions.

Of his appointment, Anthony said, “I’m delighted to take on this role alongside Sherice. We have a fantastic team and a strong platform, and I look forward to building on that foundation as we continue to develop the practice and deepen our relationships across the aviation finance industry”

Commenting on the appointments, Jonathon said, “Sherice and Anthony are highly respected practitioners whose technical expertise, commercial judgement and commitment to client service have made them trusted advisers across the aviation finance industry. Their appointment reflects the depth of talent within our global Asset Finance team and positions us strongly to continue to support our valued clients as the market and industry evolves.”