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8 March 2021Executive Appointments

Grant Thornton beefs up its Cayman funds practice


Paul Broderick has joined Grant Thornton in Cayman as asset management team leader.

Broderick previously spent nearly ten years at MUFG Investor Services in Cayman, where he was director of trust services. Before that he was at PWC.



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