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Ashley Crossley · London, England, United Kingdom.
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About
Ashley Crossley is identified as Senior Counsel in Baker McKenzie's individual London biography. His experience includes leading its London wealth-management department and chairing its Europe and Middle East wealth-management practice, alongside work coordinating global banking relationships. Those past leadership responsibilities should not be treated as proof of a current partner appointment.
Experience
Partner/Senior Counsel
Baker & McKenzie LLP · London Area, United Kingdom
Nov 2005 – Nov 2026
Head of Wealth Management in London, a member of the Firm’s Global Wealth Management Committee and Chair of the European and Middle East Committee and Partner for over 20 years. A co-ordinating partner for the Firm’s global banking relationships. Ashley is qualified as a Barrister and Solicitor and specialises in advising Governments, International Financial institutions, high net worth individuals and families on cross-border tax and trust structuring, tax competition, asset-protection, multi-jurisdictional investment structures and contentious and non-contentious trust work. He advises both clients and governmental organisations on OECD compliance and exchange of information. Ashley has a significant practice in the high growth economies including Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. Ashley is rated as a leading individual in both Legal 500 and Chambers and has won Lawyer of the Year twice, most recently at the Magic Circle Awards "Lawyer of the Year 2017" and “ Outstanding Individual of the Year 2026”
Education
- King Henry VIII School
- Truro School
Skills
TrustsWealth ManagementCorporate GovernanceHigh Net Worth IndividualsLegal AdviceCorporate LawDispute ResolutionTaxInvestmentsBankingCross-border Transactions