After a 21-year career at Merrill Lynch working with some of the finest professionals in the financial
services industry, I was interested in exploring new challenges.
Why the move back to private practice rather than another banking position?
This month veteran Wall Street lawyer George Schieren resigned as associate general counsel at Merrill Lynch to join Clifford Chance. After 21 years at the bank he was one of its highest-ranking officials. Fresh from leading the negotiations on Merrills' recent settlement with securities regulators over conflicts involved in stock research analysis, he speaks to Legal Director about the lessons he has learned and the challenges facing the global legal community
January 29, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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After a 21-year career at Merrill Lynch working with some of the finest professionals in the financial
services industry, I was interested in exploring new challenges.
Why the move back to private practice rather than another banking position?
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