Juliana Wood is an Associate in the Cayman Islands Corporate practice.
Juliana advises on Cayman Islands investment funds, regulatory and corporate matters, with a focus on the structuring, establishment, operation, governance and restructuring of various investment vehicles. She has particular experience in hedge funds, private equity funds, segregated portfolio companies, master-feeder structures and co-investment arrangements.
Juliana advises fund sponsors, investment managers, institutional investors, family offices and other market participants throughout the lifecycle of investment structures, from formation and launch through to ongoing operations, restructurings and wind-downs. Her practice also encompasses Cayman Islands regulatory and compliance matters, including governance and anti-money laundering requirements, as well as corporate restructurings, joint ventures and cross-border transactions.
Prior to joining Conyers, Juliana practised at another leading offshore law firm, where she focused on private equity fund structures and related investment vehicles.
Alongside her client work, Juliana is committed to developing junior lawyers and regularly delivers internal training on investment funds and related regulatory matters.
Juliana has expertise in advising investment managers and institutional participants on Cayman Islands investment funds, regulatory and corporate matters, with particular experience in the establishment, operation, governance and restructuring of hedge funds and private equity structures.
Jurisdiction
Qualifications
Professional Background
- Senior Associate, Collas Crill LLP
- Associate, Maples and Calder (Cayman) LLP, Cayman Islands
Education
- BPP University of Law, Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice, 2018
- University of Kent, BA (Hons) Law & Accounting and Finance, 2017
- Cayman International School, International Baccalaureate Diploma, 2013
Bar Admissions
- Attorney-at-Law, Cayman Islands, 2020
Associations
- Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners Association (CILPA)
- Women in Crypto, Cayman Chapter
- 100 Women in Finance
Language
- Spanish