Ollie Terry
Paralegal | BVI
Financial Services and Regulatory
Overview
Ollie is a Paralegal in the Financial Services and Regulatory team.
Experience
Prior to joining Collas Crill in September 2022, Ollie was a Paralegal for three years, working at three firms in London; Macfarlanes, Slater and Gordon and Wallace.
During his experience working in London, he worked across commercial and property litigation matters, and collective actions. In addition to this, he has worked in the finance industry at companies such as KPMG, Deloitte, State Street Bank and Sanne Group.
Ollie was admitted as a solicitor of England and Wales in September 2024.
Ollie relocated from Jersey to the BVI in December 2024.
Background
In 2017, Ollie graduated from the University of Exeter with an Upper Second-Class Degree in Business and Management. Following this, he completed the Graduate Diploma in Law and the Legal Practice Course with a Masters in Law, Business and Management at the University of Law, achieving a Commendation and Distinction respectively.
The role of a modern trustee has never been more complex. Trustees must satisfy the needs and desires of their beneficiaries, manage complex assets and navigate an ever-changing legal and regulatory landscape.
We know that trustees can need assistance and advice on how best to satisfy their duties and to meet their legal and regulatory obligations. We understand and have a great deal of experience in working with trustees to get ahead of any potentially difficult situation and resolve it in a way that minimises risk and conflict.
In regulatory disputes there are often fine lines between the usual wrangling with the regulator and something more serious – by matching our mix of experienced contentious and non-contentious lawyers to the particular problem at hand, we achieve better and more efficient outcomes. As regulatory experts, we frequently act on contentious matters and can leverage our experience to help clients achieve the highest regulatory standards and avoid common pitfalls.
Jersey College for Girls wins the inaugural Jersey Collas Crill Moot
Jersey College for Girls (JCG) took the trophy at the inaugural Jersey Collas Crill Moot final. Jess Dos Santos Hilario and Alexia Jennings were the ultimate winners in the dramatic final of the mock trial competition, which took place in the States' Cha...
Collas Crill announces newly qualified lawyers
Collas Crill is proud to announce five newly qualified lawyers in the Channel Islands. Alice Allen, Edmund Carter, Jessica Bell and Oceane Chandler from Guernsey and Oliver Terry from Jersey have qualified as Solicitors of England and Wales. As a ...
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Landlords take note: New rented dwelling licensing scheme in Jersey
A new licensing scheme in Jersey means that from 1 May 2024 all landlords in Jersey will need to have a Renting Dwellings Licence for each unit of residential properties they rent. What is this new scheme? The new Rented Dwelling Licensing Scheme h...
The crypto market and insolvency
This article by Trainee Solicitor Oliver Terry was published in ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Starters magazine as part of its essay competition. Click here to read the publication (Oliver's article is on pages 30-33). The growth of cryptocurrency generally and i...
Collas Crill continues its long-standing commitment to training and development within the firm, as it announces its newly qualified lawyers and latest cohort of trainees in the Channel Islands.This year the firm welcomes six future lawyers, bringing the...
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