Dentons hires Alex Tostevin as a partner in London

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Dentons hires Alex Tostevin as a partner in London

Alex Tostevin

Alex Tostevin has joined the London office of Dentons from Weil Gotshal & Manges, where he was a senior associate.

He advises UK and international clients including sovereign wealth funds, private equity houses, multinational organisations, and financial institutions.

Tostevin specialises in a range of tax issues including real estate, infrastructure, financial services, energy, technology and indirect taxation. He has experience in working on cross-border and local deals.

Before his time at Weil Gotshal & Manges, Tostevein was a senior associate at Clifford Chance.

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