Cordium, a provider of compliance consulting, accounting, tax and software to the financial securities industries, has appointed Anne Healy-McAdam (pictured) as Private Client Tax Partner.
Based in London, Healy-McAdam will report to John Davison, who heads Cordium’s tax division. An expert in the personal taxation of UK non-doms, as well as remittance and residence issues, she will play a key role in driving the growth of Cordium’s tax practice.
Healy-McAdam has more than twenty years’ experience as a private client tax specialist and has held several senior positions at advisory firms including Buzzacott, Blick Rothenberg and Maitland.
Healy-McAdam says: “Cordium is leading the way in regulatory compliance and tax advisory and this is a great time for me to join and help fuel the company’s continued growth. Tax is becoming increasingly complex and financial services firms are under intense pressure to keep on top of everything. Cordium is at the forefront of the way the industry is evolving and is providing companies with innovative solutions to their needs.”
Davison adds: “Anne’s solid legal background and deep understanding of tax will prove invaluable to the Cordium team. Providing informed, direct and relevant advice to our clients is central to Cordium’s success and Anne’s proven track record and private client expertise will be crucial to maintaining Cordium’s reputation as the leading global provider of tax and regulatory compliance services.”
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