Linklaters has been drafted in by the Government to advise on the potential sale of £16bn worth of assets over the next two years in a bid to reduce the UK's budget deficit. The magic circle firm is understood to be one of a number of top law firms in line to benefit from the UK Government's plans to sell a portfolio of assets including the student loan book and the Dartford Crossing.
October 12, 2009 at 10:24 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters has been drafted in by the Government to advise on the potential sale of £16bn worth of assets over the next two years in a bid to reduce the UK’s budget deficit.
The magic circle firm is understood to be one of a number of top law firms in line to benefit from the UK Government’s plans to sell a portfolio of assets including the student loan book and the Dartford Crossing.
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