Langham Hall
Mohamed Nusri is an experienced finance professional specializing in fund accounting and financial management. Currently serving as an Assistant Fund Accountant at Langham Hall since January 2022, Mohamed manages accounting processes for multiple closed-end funds and maintains client relationships through regular meetings. Prior experience includes roles as an Accountant at Accountancy Managers Ltd and Senior Finance Executive at AW Rostamani Group, where responsibilities encompassed preparing financial statements, managing cash handling teams, and developing organizational processes. Earlier roles at WABCO and Farook Associate involved accounts receivable management and auditing support. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance from the University of Madras, a Post Graduate Diploma in Banking Finance and Insurance, SAP FICO certification, and a Diploma in Computer Accountancy.
Langham Hall
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Langham Hall is an independent administrator, depositary and host AIFM to debt, infrastructure, private equity and real estate funds. Established in 2006, the business has grown to over 800 professionals globally servicing more than 500 funds. We provide these services from offices in London, Jersey, Guernsey, Luxembourg, Hong Kong, Singapore and New York. Since 2013 Langham Hall has been providing depositary and Annex IV services under the Alternative Investment Fund Management Directive ('AIFMD') regulated by both FCA in the UK and CSSF in Luxembourg. Langham Hall is authorized to act as a full-scope AIFM by the FCA and CSSF to provide Host AIFM services to AIFs within the UK or Luxembourg and EEA who market into the EU. We are regulated in the Channel Islands by both the JFSC in Jersey and the GFSC in Guernsey. “Langham Hall aims to be the most professional global provider of administration and AIFMD services to top tier private equity, real estate, debt and infrastructure clients; to be respected for our judgement and integrity and to hire and develop the most able people through active apprenticeship.”