Bakers and Clifford Chance advise as Macquarie makes offer for TDC
Baker McKenzie and Clifford Chance are advising Macquarie Group on the $6.6bn takeover offer for Danish telecommunications company TDC.
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Baker McKenzie and Clifford Chance are advising Macquarie Group on the $6.6bn takeover offer for Danish telecommunications company TDC.
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Register nowBaker McKenzie and Clifford Chance are advising Macquarie Group on the $6.6bn takeover offer for Danish telecommunications company TDC.
Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) is set to open its third UK office by bringing in two partners from Womble Bond Dickinson in Southampton, The Lawyer can reveal.
Management pay at Ashurst dropped by nearly 15 per cent over 2016/17 while the firm reported an uptick in both revenue and profits.
Ince & Co is seeking advice over the deal which saw four of its Hamburg-based partners leave to set up Clyde & Co’s Hamburg office, The Lawyer has learned.
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