Ogier Global Appointed Two Associate Directors
The firm expanded its international fund administration leadership team in Jersey and Luxembourg.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in People
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Ogier Global has appointed Siobhan Lynch and Petar Zizovic as associate directors to support its fund administration platform. The move places specialized governance and financial reporting expertise in the firm's Jersey and Luxembourg offices.
Why it matters
These leadership additions reflect a targeted investment in scaling the firm's international fund administration capacity. The appointments aim to strengthen administrative oversight for complex private equity, real estate, and debt structures.
Ogier Global has added two associate directors to its ranks, with appointees bringing 20 years and 10 years of experience in financial services and fund administration, respectively. The firm is expanding its capacity across Jersey and Luxembourg.
The players
Ogier Global
A professional services firm providing international fund administration and legal services to private equity and real estate managers.
Siobhan Lynch
A financial services professional with over 20 years of experience specializing in the governance of alternative investment structures.
Petar Zizovic
A fund administration specialist with over 10 years of experience in financial reporting and operational management.
The details
Ogier Global has integrated these leaders into its fund administration business to deepen expertise in governance and financial reporting. Siobhan Lynch will focus on private equity, real estate, and private debt structures in Jersey, while Petar Zizovic will oversee fund operations for similar asset classes in Luxembourg. This structural realignment allows the firm to standardize oversight processes across international jurisdictions.
Timeline
September 28, 2026: Announcement of new associate director appointments.
Market Landscape
This move aligns with the ongoing concentration of institutional fund administration services within the established regulatory hubs of Jersey and Luxembourg. It reflects a wider industry shift toward increasing in-house technical oversight for complex private debt and equity structures.
Operators in the private equity and real estate space should evaluate whether their current fund administrator maintains adequate local governance expertise in these primary hubs. Firms should monitor if their current service providers are similarly expanding technical and reporting headcount.
The takeaway
The appointment signals a competitive push by mid-tier fund administrators to secure deeper expertise in private equity and real estate governance. Operators should verify that their fund administration partner has the requisite depth in financial reporting to handle upcoming regulatory filings.
Further reading
Read more about industry leadership moves in our People section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Asset Servicing Times.
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