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14 Jul 2026

Gibson Dunn Adds Partner Richard Surtees to London Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Practice

"Gibson Dunn hires Richard Surtees as a partner in London in its Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation practice to bolster incentives and executive compensation work."

Richard Surtees will join Gibson Dunn’s London office as a partner in its Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Practice Group.

Surtees advises on the full spectrum of employee share schemes, incentive structures and executive compensation matters, bringing substantial experience across transactional and advisory mandates. He will play a key role in enhancing Gibson Dunn’s London‑based incentives offering, supporting the firm’s private equity, M&A and tax practices and deepening its capabilities for clients seeking integrated, multi‑jurisdictional executive compensation advice.

His practice spans advising on the incentive aspects of public takeovers, demergers, IPOs, private company M&A, private equity transactions and restructurings. He also advises on the design and implementation of cash, phantom and share‑based incentive arrangements across multiple jurisdictions and regularly counsels public listed companies, alternative investment firms, sovereign wealth funds and PE‑backed companies on corporate governance and regulatory requirements relating to executive remuneration, including remuneration policies, compliance with financial regulatory codes, and remuneration reporting and disclosures to regulatory authorities.
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