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Anthony Gaskin

Anthony Gaskin is a partner in the Asset Management Department at Matheson. He practices corporate and financial services law and advises many of the world's leading financial institutions, sponsors, investment banks, asset management companies and service providers carrying on business in Ireland or through Irish fund vehicles. Anthony has advised a wide range of clients on the structuring, establishment and marketing of investment vehicles and products in Ireland and other jurisdictions. He advises on many types of Irish and European investment structures, including UCITS and Alternative Investment Funds (both unregulated and regulated) across multiple asset classes. Anthony also advises sponsors and fund managers in relation to co-investment structures associated with Alternative Investment Funds, as well as carried interest, employee participation and other incentive arrangements associated with such funds. Anthony also regularly advises on direct lending structures as well as on fund mergers and other types of fund restructuring projects. Anthony also advises on the Irish interpretation and implementation of European financial services legislation, including in relation to sustainable finance initiatives, the ELTIF Regulation and AIFMD II. He regularly advises on the marketing of Irish funds in EEA member states and other jurisdictions. Anthony is actively involved at industry level in Ireland and sits on a number of committees of Irish Funds, the industry association in Ireland, and also regularly presents at industry events, both in person and online. · Matheson LLP

IrelandAsset Management, Investment Funds

About

Partner in the Asset Management Department at Matheson based in Ireland, advising global financial institutions, sponsors, investment banks, asset managers and service providers on the structuring, establishment, marketing and regulation of Irish and European investment vehicles. Regularly advises on UCITS and Alternative Investment Funds, co-investment and incentive arrangements, direct lending, fund mergers/restructuring and Irish implementation of EU financial services legislation (including ELTIF and AIFMD II).

Practice areas

Asset ManagementInvestment FundsFinancial ServicesCorporate / M&ARegulatorySustainable Finance

Office

Ireland

Matheson LLP · Anthony Gaskin is a partner in the Asset Management Department at Matheson. He practices corporate and financial services law and advises many of the world's leading financial institutions, sponsors, investment banks, asset management companies and service providers carrying on business in Ireland or through Irish fund vehicles. Anthony has advised a wide range of clients on the structuring, establishment and marketing of investment vehicles and products in Ireland and other jurisdictions. He advises on many types of Irish and European investment structures, including UCITS and Alternative Investment Funds (both unregulated and regulated) across multiple asset classes. Anthony also advises sponsors and fund managers in relation to co-investment structures associated with Alternative Investment Funds, as well as carried interest, employee participation and other incentive arrangements associated with such funds. Anthony also regularly advises on direct lending structures as well as on fund mergers and other types of fund restructuring projects. Anthony also advises on the Irish interpretation and implementation of European financial services legislation, including in relation to sustainable finance initiatives, the ELTIF Regulation and AIFMD II. He regularly advises on the marketing of Irish funds in EEA member states and other jurisdictions. Anthony is actively involved at industry level in Ireland and sits on a number of committees of Irish Funds, the industry association in Ireland, and also regularly presents at industry events, both in person and online.

Ireland

Expertise

UCITSAlternative Investment Funds (AIFs)Co-investment structuresCarried interest and employee incentive arrangementsDirect lending structuresFund mergers and restructuringELTIF and AIFMD II implementationMarketing of Irish funds in the EEA

Education

  • Trinity College, Dublin (LLB)