Halliwells is putting together a plan to reorganise its finances, the firm has admitted to Legal Week. In a statement Halliwells said the firm "always intended to reorganise its financial structure" adding "we are reorganising our borrowings to ensure that our long-term investments are being appropriately funded".The statement continues: "Halliwells has for some years been capitalised at a far lower level than its competitors and this reorganisation brings the firm more into line with its peer group."
October 23, 2008 at 02:01 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Halliwells is putting together a plan to reorganise its finances, the firm has admitted to Legal Week.
In a statement Halliwells said the firm “always intended to reorganise its financial structure” adding “we are reorganising our borrowings to ensure that our long-term investments are being appropriately funded”.
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