This month it emerged that David Mee, general counsel at Nomura, had resigned as the 30-strong transactional team was placed under the remit of the head of risk management - a non-lawyer. Should we expect other banks to follow suit? Philip Hoult reports
January 29, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The resignation of David Mee, European general counsel at top Japanese investment house Nomura, has shocked heads of legal and top private practice lawyers in the City’s banking community.
Mee, a former Allen & Overy lawyer who joined the bank nearly a decade ago and who was a member of the bank’s European operating board, quit over plans to restructure its internal legal function.
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