SANNE has appointed Peter Nagle as the company’s new Country Head – Mauritius. Nagle (pictured), will be responsible for providing expert guidance and support to the local client service leadership teams based on the island.
SANNE’s office in Mauritius is the second largest staffed office across the firm’s global network and is home to more than 200 client services professionals who specialise in funds, corporate and private client services. In this new role, Nagle will ensure the alignment of all client services and group services initiatives to deliver organic growth and will drive best practise throughout day-to-day activities within client services. He will work closely with Mark Law, Managing Director, Alternative Asset – APAC and SANNE’s regional managing directors to encourage continued collaboration and knowledge sharing across the group.
Nagle joins SANNE having built a career in professional financial services and has held a range of senior positions in Hong Kong, Singapore and Ireland, most recently with JP Morgan and Standard Chartered where he was Global Head of Trust & Fiduciary responsible for over 14 jurisdictions worldwide.
Of Peter’s appointment, SANNE’s Chief Commercial Officer, Martin Schnaier, says: “Peter is fully aligned with our strategic vision of being a leader in alternative asset and corporate administration services. I am certain that his unique skill set, valuable industry experience and leadership will be a significant advantage for the business.”
Nagle holds an MBA and has more than 30 years' experience in the professional financial services industry.
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