Linklaters has elected a new Luxembourg managing partner, replacing the three current co-heads of the office. Freddy Brausch will take on the role as of March 15 for a four-year term, replacing banking and capital markets partner Patrick Geortay, investment management partner Francine Keiser and corporate and private equity partner Jean-Paul Spang. The trio will remain at the firm and will return to full-time client work.
March 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Linklaters has elected a new Luxembourg managing partner, replacing the three current co-heads of the office.
Freddy Brausch will take on the role as of March 15 for a four-year term, replacing banking and capital markets partner Patrick Geortay, investment management partner Francine Keiser and corporate and private equity partner Jean-Paul Spang.
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