Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) and CMS Cameron McKenna have landed plum roles advising on the management buyout of hardware chain Robert Dyas. BLP advised the retailer's management on the deal, which will see senior management take over the company. London corporate partner Ben Larkin led the team advising management including managing director Steven Round and new non-executive chairman and turnaround specialist Ian Gray.The buyout, which has been fully supported by the company's banks - Lloyds Banking Group and Allied Irish Bank - is expected to safeguard the future of 1,200 jobs and 99 stores across the UK.
April 09, 2009 at 01:50 AM
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Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) and CMS Cameron McKenna have landed plum roles advising on the management buyout of hardware chain Robert Dyas.
BLP advised the retailer’s management on the deal, which will see senior management take over the company. Partners Ben Larkin and Marcus Jamson led the firm’s team advising management including managing director Steven Round and new non-executive chairman and turnaround specialist Ian Gray.
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