Leveraging his experience in private practice and as senior counsel in the SEC’s Division of Investment Management, Adam Lovell focuses his practice on a broad range of investment management issues related to registered funds, registered investment advisers and fund boards. He advises asset management firms on the formation and operation of investment funds across various types of registered fund structures, including interval funds, listed closed-end funds and business development companies.
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Education
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Georgetown University Law Center, 2014 J.D.
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Middlebury College, 2008 B.A.
Admissions
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District of Columbia 2016
Adam Lovell is Counsel in Simpson Thacher’s Registered Funds Practice. He focuses his practice on a broad range of investment management issues related to registered funds, registered investment advisers and fund boards. He advises asset management firms on the formation and operation of investment funds across various types of registered fund structures, including interval funds, listed closed-end funds and business development companies.
Adam has extensive knowledge of the regulatory requirements of the asset management industry, having previously served as senior counsel at the Securities and Exchange Commission in the Rulemaking and Chief Counsel’s Offices of the Division of Investment Management. He has also spent time in private practice, having worked in the asset management group at another international law firm.
Adam received his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center in 2014, and his B.A. from Middlebury College in 2008. He is admitted to practice in the District of Columbia.