Shearman & Sterling has landed a major advisory role for Bank of America, on a sprawling US lawsuit that accuses a raft of banks of rigging rates in the £3 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market.
June 18, 2014 at 07:13 AM
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Shearman & Sterling has landed a major advisory role for Bank of America on a sprawling US lawsuit over alleged rates rigging in the foreign exchange market.
A filing earlier this month shows a New York-based group of Shearman lawyers, led by litigation group global head Adam Hakki, has been added to the docket for Bank of America Corporation and Bank of America NA, listed as separate defendants in the lawsuit.
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