The director had worked at the UK-based business for almost three decades.

Tony McLoughlin, a director at London & Capital, where he worked for more than 29 years, has died.

“It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Tony McLoughlin, our dear friend and colleague, on Friday 24 May. Tony was surrounded by his loving family in his final moments,” the UK-headquartered firm said in a statement yesterday. 

“As the current longest-serving member of the London & Capital family, Tony dedicated almost 30 years to our firm with unwavering commitment and resilience. His presence and contributions will be profoundly missed by everyone who had the privilege of knowing and working with him,” London & Capital said. 

London & Capital, founded about three decades ago, has become one of the most prominent businesses serving high net worth individuals, often with links to the US, creating a set of complex cross-border issues requiring particular solutions. L&C is one of a handful of businesses operating in this area. 

In late October 2019, the firm mourned another of its major figures, Daniel Freedman, co-founder and managing director. 

This news service extends its condolences to Tony McLoughlin’s family, colleagues and friends at this sad time.