Ashurst has spun off its London regulatory practice from its financial institutions group (FIG) as the firm bids to increase the profile and remit of the team. The regulatory team will now operate as one of eight sub-groups within the London corporate practice, instead of as a smaller team within the FIG sub-group.
February 15, 2011 at 02:39 AM
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Ashurst has spun off its London regulatory practice from its financial institutions group (FIG) as the firm bids to increase the profile and remit of the team.
The regulatory team will now operate as one of eight sub-groups within the London corporate practice, instead of as a smaller team within the FIG sub-group.
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