Linklaters is investing in the document creation and analysis platform.
The firm is part of a consortium with three banks investing in the capital markets platform.
June 09, 2020 at 06:55 AM
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Linklaters has joined forces with some of the world’s largest banks to invest approximately $27 million into a digital document creation and analysis platform.
In a statement, the law firm announced its new partnership with H4, a London-headquartered digital platform that facilitates documentation development in capital market transactions.
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