Catherine Johnson has clung on to her position as general counsel of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) following the merger between the UK exchange and continental counterpart Borsa Italiana. Johnson will to retain her position at the helm of the LSE's legal team, which numbers around 10 lawyers and is set to combine with Borsa's in-house function in the new year.
December 10, 2007 at 10:51 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Catherine Johnson has clung on to her position as general counsel of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) following the merger between the UK exchange and continental counterpart Borsa Italiana.
Johnson will to retain her position at the helm of the LSE’s legal team, which numbers around 10 lawyers and is set to combine with Borsa’s in-house function in the new year.
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