Twelve new lawyers, including two former prosecutors; a department devoted to government information requests; an oversight committee of top execs dedicated to protecting their employer's legal and ethical reputation; and state-of-the-art compliance technology tailored for in-house use. Those are just a few of the dramatic changes associate GC and managing director Matthew Biben has brought to The Bank of New York over 18 months -- which is why he's one of Corporate Counsel 's Trailblazers of 2006.
December 08, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Corporate Counsel has named four trailblazer in-house attorneys for 2006. This is the second profile in the series; two more will be featured on In-House Counsel in the coming days.
Matthew Biben, Associate General Counsel
The Bank of New York, New York
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