BNP Paribas has kicked off its first global panel review since bringing in the former head of Herbert Smith’s Paris banking practice, Georges Dirani, in October 2010 as general counsel. The France-headquartered bank sent out a tender document to more than 20 firms last month, with a view to increasing the size of the roster to take into account the bank’s geographic reach.
July 13, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
BNP Paribas has kicked off its first global panel review since bringing in the former head of Herbert Smith’s Paris banking practice, Georges Dirani, in October 2010 as general counsel.
The France-headquartered bank sent out a tender document to more than 20 firms last month, with a view to increasing the size of the roster to take into account the bank’s geographic reach.
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