Jonathan Russell

Jonathan Russell

Partner
London

Email jonathan.russell@​hoganlovells.com

Phone +44 20 7296 5812

Fax +44 20 7296 2001

LanguagesEnglish, French

Practice groupCorporate & Finance

"He's very user-friendly, extremely knowledgeable about his subject and provides great customer service - nothing is too much trouble"

Chambers UK, 2019

A partner in our Corporate & Finance practice group in London, Jonathan Russell's practice covers cross-border and domestic M&A, joint ventures, reorganisations and general corporate advisory work. Jonathan has particular experience in the insurance sector, advising insurers and other market participants on a range of transactions and regulatory matters, including insurance business transfers under Part VII of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

Awards and recognitions

2020

"Up and Coming" for Insurance: Non-contentious - UK-wide
Chambers UK

Education and admissions

Education

LPC, BPP University Law School, 2007

Graduate Diploma in Law, BPP University Law School, 2006

M.Phil., University of Cambridge, 2004

B.A. (Hons), University of Oxford, 2002

Memberships

Law Society of England and Wales

Related industries

Financial Institutions Insurance

Related practices

Financial Services Insurance Mergers and Acquisitions

Related areas of focus

Dealing with Financial Services Regulators Organizational Governance and Financial Institutions Insurance and Reinsurance Arrangements and Finance Corporate and Commercial Transactions Corporate Group Structures Infrastructure/Energy M&A and Joint Ventures

Representative experience

Lloyds Banking Group and Scottish Widows on its acquisition of Zurich's UK workplace pensions and savings business, with £19bn of AuA

A major global pharmaceutical company on strategic M&A and licensing and collaboration arrangements.

 

AXA on the disposal of its Bluefin insurance broking business to Marsh & McLennon and on the acquisition of Simplyhealth's private medical insurance business.

Equitable Life on the disposal of its £875m annuity business to Canada Life.

 

Jazz Pharmaceuticals on the disposal of a European drug and medical devices business.

Prudential on its £13bn cross-border reorganisation of its Hong Kong life and general insurance business

Phoenix Group on the sale of two annuity portfolios and the reorganisation of its insurance businesses by means of schemes under Part VII FSMA.

Paternoster on its sale to Goldman Sachs for £260m.

Teachers Friendly Society on its demutualisation and acquisition by LV.

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