Citigroup now manages nearly a third of its external legal work under alternative fee arrangements, according to the banking giant's general counsel, Michael Helfer. Speaking at a panel debate last month, Citigroup's Helfer told a US audience that the bank now manages around 30% of its external legal work under alternative fees, mainly in the form of fixed or contingency fees.
October 01, 2009 at 09:56 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Citigroup now manages nearly a third of its external legal work under alternative fee arrangements, according to the banking giant’s general counsel, Michael Helfer.
Speaking at a panel debate last month, Citigroup’s Helfer told a US audience that the bank now manages around 30% of its external legal work under alternative fees, mainly in the form of fixed or contingency fees.
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