Saffery Trust has celebrated the inclusion of Switzerland Executive Director Stefan Aegerter and Cayman Director Andrew Needham in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide 2025, alongside the re-listing of its award-winning Guernsey, Cayman Islands, Dubai, and Swiss offices.
The guide is a globally recognised directory ranking the leading private wealth service providers. Based on in-depth independent research and client feedback, it highlights excellence in client service, specialist expertise, and international capability.
The 2025 guide sees repeat listings for Saffery Trust’s offices, and for Stefan Aegerter, who was recently promoted to Executive Director after joining the firm in 2021. Andrew Needham’s inclusion marks his debut in the peer-nominated rankings, in recognition of his expertise and strong reputation in the Cayman Islands trust industry.
The rankings continue a strong year of recognition for Saffery Trust, which was named Independent Trust Company of the Year for the second consecutive year at the eprivateclient Excellence Awards, and is shortlisted for Midsize Trust Company of the Year and Employer of the Year at the global STEP Private Client Awards, with results due in September.
2025 has also seen significant individual accolades for team members, with employees featured in the Private Client Global Elite Directory, Women in Governance, Risk and Compliance Awards, eprivateclient NextGen Leaders and 50 Most Influential lists, and the Spear’s 500 directory.
Saffery Trust Managing Director, Nick Batiste, said:
“Our continued recognition in the Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide is a testament to the calibre of our people and the strength of our international expertise. Stefan’s repeat listing and Andrew’s debut are highly deserved and reflect their commitment to delivering exceptional service in their respective markets. Combined with the many other accolades our firm and people have achieved this year, these rankings reinforce our position as a leading private client service provider globally.”
