M&G chair and Pantheon partner recognised in New Year honours list

King Charles' New Year honours

Linus Uhlig
clock • 2 min read

Chair of M&G Edward Braham and Pantheon Ventures partner Helen Steers are two of the financial services heavyweights to be named in King Charles III’s 2025 New Year honours.

Braham has been awarded a knighthood for his services to corporate law and to business while Pantheon's Steers received her MBE for services to gender equality in business.  According to M&G, since Braham joined the firm in 2022, he has overseen "a transformation and growth programme to give everyone real confidence to put their money to work".  The Big Interview with Pantheon's Steers: 'One bad apple' shouldn't ruin PE's reputation Prior to joining, Braham was a senior partner at the ‘magic circle' law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, a tenure which saw him lead the firm's exp...

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