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Practice Insight surveys in-house lawyers on both the buy and sellside as they wrestle with Brexit preparations. Here they reveal product concerns, relocation strategies and the internal politics surrounding it all
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Faced with both Mifid II and the FCA reforms, ECM heads explain how the changes have already hit deal timelines and exacerbated insecurities regarding possible leaks
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Practice Insight surveys heads of execution, senior in-house counsel, research firm heads and buyside brokers who candidly explain how they're managing the shifting IPO environment
Market participants have been speculating as to whether or not the Financial Conduct Authority’s new listing rules will help or hinder the process
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