Lloyds Banking Group, the British banking giant created via a financial crisis-driven merger in September 2008, has tapped Hogan Lovells and Herbert Smith Freehills for the $1.1 billion sale of its asset management unit to Aberdeen Asset Management in a deal that will create Europe's largest fund manager. Meanwhile, Weil is advising Goldman Sachs on its $900 million purchase of an events services business.
November 22, 2013 at 05:20 PM
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Four Global 100 firms grabbed lead roles advising major financial institutions on a pair of notable transactions this week.
Lloyds Banking Group, the British banking giant created via a merger at the height of the financial crisis in September 2008, has turned to Hogan Lovells and Herbert Smith Freehills for counsel on its latest divestiture.
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