Nationwide Building Society has kicked off a review of its commercial lending panel, one of a handful of sub-panels not reviewed when the company set up its first-ever group-wide legal roster in July last year. The review, which was started two weeks ago by general counsel Liz Kelly, will see Nationwide assess the current line-up of approximately 60 advisers with a view to significantly reducing the number of firms on the panel.
September 22, 2010 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Nationwide Building Society has kicked off a review of its commercial lending panel, one of a handful of sub-panels not reviewed when the company set up its first-ever group-wide legal roster in July last year.
The review, which was started two weeks ago by general counsel Liz Kelly, will see Nationwide assess the current line-up of approximately 60 advisers with a view to significantly reducing the number of firms on the panel.
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