Australian duo Gilbert & Tobin (G&T) and Allens Arthur Robinson have bagged high-profile lead roles on the $17.5bn (£8.99bn) merger between Westpac Banking Co and domestic rival St George Bank, writes The American Lawyer. Westpac - Australia's fourth-largest bank - turned to G&T, while St George - the country's fifth-largest lender - instructed Allens Arthur.
May 19, 2008 at 09:21 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Australian duo Gilbert & Tobin (G&T) and Allens Arthur Robinson have bagged high-profile lead roles on the $17.5bn (£8.99bn) merger between Westpac Banking Co and domestic rival St George Bank, writes The American Lawyer.
Westpac – Australia’s fourth-largest bank – turned to G&T, while St George – the country’s fifth-largest lender – instructed Allens Arthur.
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