Future Capital Partners, a £6 billion (US$10 billion) alternative investment boutique, has appointed Andrew Derrington to its business development team.
Derrington joins FCP from Mercury Tax Group where he jointly ran the London office. At Mercury he was actively involved in business development and technical work. This involved building relationships with new introducers such as IFAs and accountants and advising on property transactions using offshore vehicles.
“We are pleased to have someone of Andrew’s caliber joining our team,” said Tim Levy, chief executive at Future Capital Partners. “His experience in the structured investment world will play a major part in further strengthening our relationships with the IFAs and intermediaries who help to distribute our products. Future has enjoyed rapid growth in our clientele of late, and we hope that Andrew can help to continue that momentum.”
Future Capital Partners specializes in alternative investments such as renewable energy, international property, biotechnology and media and entertainment. Future Capital Partners has completed transactions and made investments worth in excess of £6 billion since 2000 and has executed over 500 asset finance transactions. The firm’s current product offerings include Opus, a real estate development in Montenegro; the production services in relation to the blockbuster movie Iron Man 2; the construction of a wheat-to-bio-ethanol plant in the UK; and Aramid 1, which provides ongoing debt finance to the entertainment industry.
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