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Christopher Tite

Christopher represents corporate, entrepreneurial and UHNW clients from around the world. He helps them to create, grow and protect their business and private wealth. His work covers the full legal spectrum and is both advisory and transactional. It frequently involves the provision of general counsel and family office-style services. Christopher has a long-standing involvement with the ports sector in the UK and internationally. He is a non-executive director of The Bristol Port Company and a founder member of UK Port Advisers. He is the Consulting Editor to Halsbury’s Laws of England on Ports & Harbours and he was a member of the British Government’s former UKTI Ports Advisory Group. He has particular experience of corporate governance, gained from external board appointments and his trusteeships of several significant charitable and private trusts. He is a member of the Greenwich Hospital Advisory Board (a Crown foundation and the Royal Navy’s oldest charity) and was previously a trustee of the Fleet Air Arm Museum and the Tall Ships Youth Trust. Christopher is a Freeman of the City of London. · Wedlake Bell LLP

EnglandCorporate / M&A, Projects & Infrastructure

About

Christopher Tite is an experienced corporate and private-wealth lawyer who represents corporate, entrepreneurial and UHNW clients worldwide, providing advisory and transactional work including general counsel and family office-style services. He has long-standing involvement in the ports sector — including a non-executive directorship at The Bristol Port Company and a Consulting Editorship to Halsbury’s Laws of England on Ports & Harbours — and has extensive corporate governance and trusteeship experience.

Practice areas

Corporate / M&AProjects & InfrastructurePrivate WealthCorporate GovernancePorts & Harbours

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Expertise

Ports sector and ports & harbours advisoryGeneral counsel and family office-style services for UHNW clientsCorporate governance and external board appointmentsCross-border corporate transactionsTrusteeships and charity board experience