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DWF grows corporate practice in Italy with the entry of Antonio Ferri

02 December 2024

DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services, has announced the new entry of Antonio Ferri as a partner in the Corporate M&A department of DWF Italy, led by Luca Cuomo. 

With a 20-year career working in magic circle law firms where he gained in-depth experience in corporate, M&A and private equity, Antonio will be an important contribution to consolidate DWF in Italy as the legal partner of reference for the most dynamic companies in the market. He is highly experienced in assisting domestic and international clients and specialising in sectors such as food & beverage, life sciences, real estate and TMT.

Welcoming Antonio Ferri, Luca Cuomo, Head of Corporate, M&A and Private Equity commented: "With Antonio's joining our Corporate M&A department, we acquire a professional who will contribute to further consolidate the firm's positioning in both domestic and cross-border markets. His distinctive skills and international experience will certainly be an added value in serving our clients."

Antonio added: "I am enthusiastically joining such a prestigious and well-established reality on the market at a time of great dynamism for the corporate legal sector. I am convinced that together we can achieve new goals and offer an excellent service to our clients, applying a consultancy model that is increasingly integrated and close to the real needs of companies."

Michelle Cicchetti, Managing Partner of DWF in Italy, concluded: "Antonio's arrival represents a further step in our growth strategy on the Italian market through the inclusion of emerging professionals with recognised experience who will play a fundamental role and be a point of reference for the market in the next decade."

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