Cayman Fund Finance team sponsors Women in Fund Finance luncheon

Published: 2 Feb 2022

The Appleby Cayman Islands Funds Finance team looks forward to welcoming you to the FFA Global Symposium and to join us at the annual WFF Networking luncheon on February 16th @ Nobu, Miami.


The Women in Fund Finance is an association focused on the increased engagement, recognition and promotion of women leaders within the alternative investment fund finance industry. Partner Caroline Barton, who will be in attendance of this year’s luncheon says “we are proud to be ongoing supporters of the WFF, a platform that celebrates and promotes opportunity for women in the industry. The Appleby Fund Finance team is one of the most highly regarded in the industry and boasts an incredibly high ratio of female lawyers. We believe in the importance of implementing diversity in practice every day.”

Caroline will join Georgina Pullinger, Appolina Winton as well as Simon Raftopoulos and Ben Woolf at this year’s event.

For more information on the WFF, or to register for this special event click here. We look forward to meeting you for food, cocktails, and great conversations and connections.

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