Covington & Burling's London office has won the Bank of China (BOC) as a new client after securing a mandate to advise on the transfer of some of its non-wholesale banking businesses to a new UK subsidiary.
November 14, 2007 at 08:31 PM
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Covington & Burling’s London office has won the Bank of China (BOC) as a new client after securing a mandate to advise on the transfer of some of its non-wholesale banking businesses to a new UK subsidiary.
The US firm advised on the transfer of BOC’s UK retail banking business and part of its UK corporate banking business, based in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow, to a newly-created subsidiary called Bank of China (UK).
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