Glynn Barwick, resident in London, is a partner in Goodwin’s Financial Services, Private Investment Funds, and FinTech practices. He has extensive experience in a range of regulatory matters under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and the Financial Conduct Authority’s Rules, and advises on EU and UK competition and merger control issues arising from corporate transactions. His clients include investment managers, investment banks, broker/dealers and insurance companies. Mr. Barwick also advises on custody, market abuse and money laundering issues.
Professional Experience
Credentials
Education
Bar Vocational Course
Inns of Court School of Law
MA
Christ's College
Admissions
Bars
- England and Wales
Courts
- Supreme Court of England and Wales
Recognition & Awards
Publications
Glynn has written extensively about establishing investment and banking businesses in the UK and has contributed regulatory chapters to publications such as Banking Litigation, Commodity Trading and A Guide to the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.
He has also been extensively quoted on the implications of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive in the EU states in publications including The Wall Street Journal Europe, Investment & Pensions Europe, IP Real Estate, The Australian and Perth Now.
Some of his recent publications include:
- “Brexit Politics Muddy MiFID Regulations as Overhaul Nears,” Law360, June, 2017 (Quoted)
- “7 Key Takeaways as UK Pulls Brexit Trigger,” Law360, March, 2017 (Quoted)
- “5 Big Headaches for Financial Firms Ahead of MiFID II,” Law360, January 2017 (Quoted)