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Bradley Kidd

Bradley Kidd

Asia-Pacific 2026

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About

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Asia-Pacific

Career

Brad is a corporate and financial services regulatory specialist with extensive experience advising on corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions and other transactional matters.

He advises domestic and offshore clients on acquisitions, divestments, joint ventures, restructurings and a range of other investment and commercial matters. Brad’s transactional experience covers a range of sectors, including healthcare, primary industry, insurance and financial services, where he regularly covers both the transactional and regulatory workstreams on major financial services projects.

Brad is also at the forefront of Chapman Tripp’s Financial Services Regulatory practice, with particular expertise advising insurers, banks, payment providers and other major market participants on financial services regulation, funds management, licensing, custody, anti-money laundering compliance and regulator engagement.

He advises on fund establishments, including private equity funds, wholesale, debt and other managed funds, and has strong expertise in investment fund governance and related service provider arrangements, including supervisors, investment managers, administration managers, and custodians.

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Chambers Asia & Pacific

Financial Services - New Zealand

Band 3
Band 3

Individual Editorial

Bradley Kidd's practice is based in Wellington. He handles matters spanning acquisitions, liquidations, wind-ups and compliance issues.

Strengths

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  • Throughout the entire process, Bradley was very diligent and expert, and he was very in line with our desired outcomes and risk appetite.

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