Henry holds a master’s degree in Corporate Finance Law with Merit from the University of Westminster, London (2006). In November 2007 he was admitted to the Rolls of Solicitors in England & Wales and thereafter joined Axa Investment Managers – one of Europe’s leading investment banks to advise on the legal aspect of the highly complex UCITs funds and associated derivative instruments as well as pensions administration, investment & funding.  

Practical experience includes advising scheme trustees on the current legal environment of occupational pensions under the Pensions Act 2004 and the Finance Act 2004, drafting and reviewing schemes’ trust deed and rules, drafting, reviewing, and advising trustees on the nature of investment management contracts between trustees on one hand and fund managers on the other in respect of both managed and segregated funds.

Henry returned to private legal practice in 2010 with Apex Law LLP in London where he briefly worked in this reputable firm’s Dispute Resolution/Corporate-Commercial department until February 2012 when he set up Grayfield Solicitors specialising in all aspects of pension matters including SSAS registration as a scheme administrator and practitioner, as well as drafting and reviewing of schemes’ trust deed and rules.

Henry also advises on all areas of shareholders’ dispute, corporate governance, and directors’ duties under the Companies Act 2006, drafting and advising shareholders of private companies on Shareholders Agreement, and complex civil litigation in all areas of S.994 Companies Act 2006 petitions.

Henry advises on corporate and personal insolvency as well as commercial litigation in all aspects of Trust of Land & Appointment of Trustees Act 1996.