City firms Norton Rose and Travers Smith have landed roles on Commerzbank's E1bn (£740m) sale of its UK asset management arm, Jupiter. The duo advised the company's management and its backer, TA Associates, on the deal, worth slightly more than E1bn, acting opposite Clifford Chance (CC).
March 28, 2007 at 10:11 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
City firms Norton Rose and Travers Smith have landed roles on Commerzbank’s E1bn (£740m) sale of its UK asset management arm, Jupiter.
The duo advised the company’s management and its backer, TA Associates, on the deal, worth slightly more than E1bn, acting opposite Clifford Chance (CC).
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