Jack Danaher
About Jack Danaher
Jack Danaher is an Associate specializing in Fintech and Derivatives at Linklaters, with extensive experience in legal and business development roles across various firms. He has contributed to innovative financial projects, including cryptoassets and collateralized loan obligations, while also pursuing advanced legal studies.
Current Role at Linklaters
Jack Danaher currently serves as an Associate specializing in Fintech and Derivatives at Linklaters. He has held this position since 2018, working in both London and New York. His responsibilities include advising on innovative financial technologies and derivatives transactions, contributing to the firm's expertise in the fintech sector.
Previous Experience at Linklaters
Prior to his current role, Jack Danaher worked at Linklaters as a Trainee from 2016 to 2018, gaining experience in various legal aspects of financial services. He also served as a Risk Advisor for six months in 2015, where he focused on risk management strategies within the firm.
Education and Qualifications
Jack Danaher studied Law and Business at Trinity College, Dublin, where he earned his LL.B from 2010 to 2014. He furthered his education at the University of Law, studying the Legal Practice Course (LPC) since 2016 and completing the iGDL in Land Law and Public Law in 2015.
Professional Development and Projects
Throughout his career, Jack Danaher has been involved in significant projects, including advising on a cash-backed bespoke settlement cryptoasset for a specialized exchange platform. He contributed to the establishment of a U.S.$2 billion gold-linked exchange traded security programme and advised on a deposit-linked tradeable cryptoasset for a major global bank.
Early Career and Internships
Jack Danaher's early career includes various roles such as a Public Relations Officer at TCD Law Society from 2013 to 2014, and a Project Assistant at McCann FitzGerald for five months in 2014 to 2015. He also completed internships at Arthur Cox and participated in the Washington Ireland Program, gaining valuable experience in the legal and technology sectors.