Russian investment bank Renaissance Capital (RenCap) has kicked off a review of its advisers, aiming to double its panel to 12 law firms. The bank has asked around two dozen law firms to pitch for the review, which comes less than a year after the bank appointed its first formal panel last August. The review is being led from London by executive vice chairman Ashar Qureshi, who joined the bank earlier this year from Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton. RenCap is due to conclude the review in August and has not set a limit on the length of the panel appointments.
July 28, 2010 at 07:04 PM
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Russian investment bank Renaissance Capital (RenCap) has kicked off a review of its advisers, aiming to double its panel to 12 law firms.
The bank has asked around two dozen law firms to pitch for the review, which comes less than a year after the bank appointed its first formal panel last August.
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