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Provided by Shelby R du Pasquier
As a partner and head of our Banking and Finance group in Geneva, Shelby R. du Pasquier is considered a leading lawyer in banking and financial services in Switzerland. He advises several Swiss and international financial institutions, and Swiss and offshore private equity, hedge fund and fund managers. Shelby is a frequent speaker at professional conferences and has contributed to multiple publications on banking and financial law issues and investment funds. He is also a board member of the Swiss National Bank.
University of Geneva (lic. es sc. comm. et ind. 1981, lic. iur. 1983), Admission to Geneva Bar (1986), Joined Lenz & Staehelin (1988), Columbia University School of Law, New York City (LL.M., 1988), Admission to New York Bar (1989), Partner Lenz & Staehelin (1994)
Committee member of Swiss Bar Association SRO regarding Money Laundering Matters (2000-2008), member IBA Sub-Committee I1 (Private Funds) (2001-2005), Board member of several companies, including the Swiss National Bank and SGS SA, member of International Bar Association (IBA), Swiss Bar Association (SAV), Geneva Bar Association (OdA)
Languages: French, English, German, Spanish
Provided by Chambers
Shelby du Pasquier is renowned for advising Swiss financial institutions on a wide range of issues, including FINMA enforcement proceedings and US Department of Justice investigations.
Provided by Chambers
"Shelby du Pasquier is extremely knowledgeable and experienced. He is fantastic in both domestic and international work as well as strategic, with the ability to translate issues into pragmatic solutions."
"He is the only one we trust for banking regulatory topics and cross-border issues with the US."
"Shelby du Pasquier is extremely knowledgeable and experienced. He is fantastic in both domestic and international work as well as strategic, with the ability to translate issues into pragmatic solutions."
"He is the only one we trust for banking regulatory topics and cross-border issues with the US."
