Slaughter & May corporate heavyweight Nigel Boardman has snared a lead role on BHP Billiton's £67bn bid for Anglo-Australian rival Rio Tinto, which would create the world's biggest mining company.
November 14, 2007 at 09:27 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Slaughter & May corporate heavyweight Nigel Boardman has snared a lead role on BHP Billiton’s £67bn bid for Anglo-Australian rival Rio Tinto, which would create the world’s biggest mining company.
BHP, which saw its initial £67bn approach rejected by Rio Tinto last week (8 November), is understood to be readying itself for a fresh bid in the coming weeks, with many analysts predicting the approach could go hostile.
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