Banking group Investec has kicked off an adviser review in an effort to standardise relationships across its legal roster and cut back the number of law firms it uses. The review, which is being led by head of legal and compliance Richard Brearley, covers three of the bank's four business units - private banking, capital markets and property investment, with investment banking unaffected.
August 03, 2010 at 02:59 AM
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Banking group Investec has kicked off an adviser review in an effort to standardise relationships across its legal roster and cut back the number of law firms it uses.
The review, which is being led by head of legal and compliance Richard Brearley, covers three of the bank’s four business units – private banking, capital markets and property investment, with investment banking unaffected.
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