Deutsche Bank has embarked on a full-scale panel review that will see it reassess its legal advisers on a global, jurisdictional and product level. The overhaul, which is being led by UK and Western Europe general counsel Emma Slatter, will focus on cost-savings and risk-sharing as well as value-added extras.
September 22, 2010 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Deutsche Bank has embarked on a full-scale panel review that will see it reassess its legal advisers on a global, jurisdictional and product level.
The overhaul, which is being led by UK and Western Europe general counsel Emma Slatter, will focus on cost-savings and risk-sharing as well as value-added extras.
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