Arthur Bell CPAs, a professional services firm dedicated to servicing the alternative investment industry, has formed Arthur Bell Limited based in Ireland to better serve its international clients.
This expansion follows the opening of an Arthur Bell office in Midtown Manhattan, the nexus of New York’s alternative investment industry, just four months ago in May 2015. The formation of Arthur Bell Limited represents a commitment to its clients to deliver more comprehensive service offerings on a global scale.
Arthur F Bell, Jr, Managing Member of Arthur Bell CPAs, says: “We are thrilled to establish a presence in Ireland, one of the leading fund domiciles and fund administration centres in the world. In today’s competitive environment, our clients are looking for more ways to raise capital. By creating investment vehicles in Ireland and other international jurisdictions, clients can more easily attract investors around the globe, and now Arthur Bell Limited can service those clients with entities domiciled in Ireland and other areas throughout Europe, including The Netherlands and Malta, along with Singapore.”
Arthur Bell Limited will be managed by Michael Minehane, Partner, who says: “This is an exciting development in the growth of Arthur Bell and reflects the increasing demand for audit expertise and quality services by managers across the global funds industry. Arthur Bell Limited will be focused on auditing investment funds domiciled and administered in Ireland, as well as entities such as Section 110 entities and other special purpose vehicles used by funds across different asset classes.”
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