Nick Ivey

Nick Ivey

Nick Ivey joined Bates Wells & Braithwaite in 1997 as partner and joint head of property development. He specialises in estate and property portfolio acquisition and management, and has written several articles for Charity Finance.

Having been admitted as a solicitor in 1981, Ivey became a partner at Speechly Bircham before moving on to Bates Wells & Braithwaite.

 

 

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