From Brexit to media scrutiny and coordinating an array of advisers, Linklaters and National Grid look back at the challenges presented by one of last year's most complex deals
February 08, 2017 at 04:36 AM
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“Every transaction has its fun and games, but this was certainly one of the most challenging of my career,” says National Grid deputy general counsel Mark Noble (pictured).
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