Intertrust appoints Nick Maton as Luxembourg head

Intertrust, a global leader in providing tech-enabled fund and corporate solutions, has appointed Nick Maton as Luxembourg Country Head and Managing Director.

With nearly 30 years’ experience in the financial services industry covering both the buy and sell side, Nick will have responsibility for the leadership and growth of the Luxembourg team while continuing to build Intertrust’s reputation as an employer of choice.

Prior to joining Intertrust Nick was Managing Director and Head of Securities Services for HSBC Luxembourg and a member of the European Executive team responsible for leading and executing the business strategy. During his tenure he successfully grew the Luxembourg business from $65bn to $225bn of assets under administration covering all asset classes.

Throughout his career, Nick has held senior product and operations roles which have allowed him to develop extensive experience working with international fund managers designing, developing and implementing innovative solutions that meet their investor and regulatory requirements. Nick is a UK national and spent 14 years in London before moving to Luxembourg in 2006.

Lee Godfrey, Managing Director Western Europe at Intertrust, said: “We are delighted to welcome Nick to the team. He is a highly experienced and respected specialist and will play an invaluable role in expanding our presence Luxembourg. There is considerable potential for Nick and the team to apply our tech-enabled product suite to help address the fast-changing needs of the most complex private capital funds and managers.”

Nick Maton added: “At a time when the industry is facing numerous challenges in the form of new regulations, technology and client requirements, I am delighted to be joining a market leader such as Intertrust in delivering first class support to its growing client base. I look forward to building on the excellent work of the team to date by continuing to enhance our strong product offering and driving the future strategy.”