This month it was announced that the legal operations director at Barclays Bank, Bjarnie Anderson, is leaving to return to the US after three years with the bank. Derek Bedlow speaks to him about one of the key IT initiatives he introduced to the group and how it will provide the ability to compare the cost of in-house against private practice
May 05, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A big world needs a big bank, so the advertising slogan ran, and when that bank has a big legal department, it needs a big computer system to cope.
Barclays Bank’s legal function, which has more than 200 lawyers, is larger than many commercial law firms and, unsurprisingly, needs a similar level of organisation.
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