Norton Rose Fulbright has recently welcomed two new additions to their New York financial services team, as divulged in an announcement made by the firm. Steven Lofchie and Mark Highman, both recognized names in the financial services sector, have joined as partners.
Adept in advising financial institutions and corporate clients on securities, broker-dealer regulation, credit, and derivative transactions, Steven Lofchie brings a breadth of expertise to the team. Similarly, Mark Highman possesses extensive experience in regulatory areas including broker-dealer, investment adviser, commodity trading advisor, and commodity pool regulation.
Jubilant about the fresh talent acquisition, Jeff Cody, the U.S. managing partner at Norton Rose Fulbright, expressed his excitement, stating, “Steve and Mark are incredible additions to our financial services and regulation practice in the US… They will integrate well into our team, as they share our firm’s client-centric approach and innovative mindset.”
Before joining Norton Rose Fulbright, both Lofchie and Highman were part of the team at Fried Frank.
Further details can be found in the firm’s
official announcement.
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