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Andrew Savile

Andrew is a Partner in Mishcon Private. Andrew advises individuals and families on a wide range of areas affecting their businesses and their personal affairs. Andrew has spent many years specialising in transactional work, shareholders agreements, partnerships and joint ventures. He also deals with transactions involving high value chattels, secured lending and insolvency. Andrew's clients are both UK-based and international, and come from a wide range of sectors including finance, property, art, betting and gaming, politics, technology, leisure and the third sector. Andrew also advises high net worth international individuals and families on all aspects of their personal and financial affairs as well as their offshore trusts and corporate structures. Andrew often takes on a general advisory role for a number of clients, helping them to negotiate their way through whatever challenges are facing them. Andrew is a member of our multi-disciplinary Luxury Assets Group, which advises individuals and businesses on the buying, selling, structuring and protection of luxury assets across the globe. · Mishcon de Reya LLP

EnglandCorporate / M&A, Private Client

About

Partner in Mishcon Private at Mishcon de Reya LLP advising individuals and families on transactional matters including shareholders' agreements, partnerships and joint ventures, secured lending, insolvency and transactions involving high‑value chattels. He also advises high‑net‑worth international individuals and families on personal and financial affairs, offshore trusts and corporate structures, and is a member of the firm's Luxury Assets Group.

Practice areas

Corporate / M&APrivate ClientBanking & FinanceInsolvencyTrusts & EstatesArt & High-Value Assets

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Expertise

High net worth individuals and familiesOffshore trusts and corporate structuresLuxury assets and high‑value chattelsShareholders' agreementsPartnerships and joint venturesSecured lendingInsolvencySectors: finance, property, art, betting & gaming, politics, technology, leisure, third sector