Terence Mowschenson QC

Practice Overview

Terence is a chancery/commercial practitioner with extensive litigation and advisory experience in all aspects of financial and commercial matters. In particular, he has established an expertise and reputation in the fields of banking law, corporate finance and financing arrangements, civil fraud and asset recovery, company law (including shareholders agreements and disputes, stock exchange trading and broking), financial services (including disciplinary matters), insolvency, insurance, partnership and joint ventures, professional liability, and trusts (both commercial and private) including breach of trust.

Professional Reputation

The "formidable" Terence Mowschenson QC has "a great breadth of knowledge on financial services, property, equity, banking issues, and commercial matters".   According to one interviewee, "he has a combination of skills which are rarely housed in one individual".  Chambers & Partners, 2009

Legal 500, 2009 comments:  Terence Mowschenson QC's "advocacy is impressive and appropriate", alongside "detailed and compelling written submissions".  He  is "a delight to deal with, providing measured, high-quality advice with a rapid turnaround".

Qualifications

Terence took silk in 1995. He has been a FCI Arb since 1989, and has been admitted to the Gibraltar Bar.

• Recorder
  
• Part-time chairman of the Financial Services
  and Markets Acts Tribunal
  
• Part-time chairman of Pension Regulator Tribunal
  
• Qualified mediator - 2002
  
• Deputy high court judge (Chancery and Queen's Bench Division)
  
• Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators

Memberships

• Barristers' Benevolent Association (chairman) 
• Chancery Bar Association
• Commercial Bar Association