Law firm Conyers Dill & Pearman is to rebrand its international support arm Codan to Conyers Client Services.

Narinder Hargun, director and co-chairman of the Bermuda branch of CD&P said: “We have built strong teams in our legal and client services businesses and it is timely to bring these offerings together, under the Conyers name, allowing us to remain competitive and continue to add value to our clients.”

Codan provides corporate administration, secretarial, trust and management services to organisations established in Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, the Caymans and Mauritius.

The company said bringing the client services division under the same banner as the legal side “reflects the seamlessness of our organisation in its commitment to delivering a full suite of services through our global network”.

David Lamb, partner and co-chairman of CD&P’s Hong Kong office, added: “While there have been firms who have sold their fiduciary businesses in recent years, we are unifying our offering to provide first-class legal services and corporate secretarial, trust and management services to our clients.”

CD&P employs 500 professionals across eight global markets in both legal and client services.

Clients include FTSE 100 and Fortune 500 companies, international finance houses, asset managers and the super-rich.