Carey Olsen Promotes Alexander Collis
Carey Olsen has promoted Bermudian lawyer Alexander Collis to partner.
A spokesperson said, “Carey Olsen is pleased to announce that it has promoted Bermudian lawyer Alexander Collis to the partnership with effect from 1 July 2025, as part of its group-wide promotions round.
“Alex is a member of Carey Olsen Bermuda’s corporate and finance team. He advises on the structuring, negotiation and execution of complex corporate, finance and regulatory transactions across a range of sectors, with a particular emphasis on insurance. He also advises on Bermuda’s corporate income tax regime and economic substance requirements, guiding clients through the jurisdiction’s evolving regulatory landscape and cross-border compliance obligations.”
Michael Hanson, group managing partner and managing partner of Carey Olsen’s Bermuda office, commented, “Alex is an exceptional lawyer and a fantastic colleague. When Carey Olsen first expanded into Bermuda, our initial five-year strategy identified a number of Bermudian lawyers we wanted to bring home and join the firm, one of whom was Alex. So we are delighted and proud to have him at the table as we begin our next strategic cycle. As a partner-led firm, Carey Olsen is committed to promoting only the very best lawyers, and Alex certainly stands among them.”
Mr Collis said, “I am very proud to have been promoted to the Carey Olsen partnership. Since joining the firm, I have had the pleasure of working with an incredibly talented team who work exceptionally hard to deliver the best possible service for our clients. As a new partner, I look forward to contributing to the firm’s continued growth and success.”
The spokesperson said, “The Carey Olsen group now has a total of 87 partners and close to 400 fee earners, with Graham Stoute [Trusts and Private Wealth, Cayman Islands], Dhanshuklal Vekaria [Litigation, Hong Kong SAR], Katherine Tresca [Corporate, Jersey], Matthew Ecobichon [Corporate, Jersey] and Nick Ghazi [Corporate, Jersey] also being promoted as of 1 July 2025.”
