Nomura and Barclays Capital have become the latest financial institutions to cut legal jobs, with the Japanese investment bank making cuts in its UK legal team. Two members of the bank's in-house legal and compliance team in London have been made redundant, with the cuts affecting both the real estate finance and collateralised debt obligations teams.
July 10, 2008 at 01:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Nomura and Barclays Capital have become the latest financial institutions to cut legal jobs, with the Japanese investment bank making cuts in its UK legal team.
Two members of the bank’s in-house legal and compliance team in London have been made redundant, with the cuts affecting both the real estate finance and collateralised debt obligations teams.
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