Slaughter and May's financing and corporate practice heads, Andrew McClean and Andy Ryde, explain to Pui-Guan Man how they aim to balance leadership duties with expanding their fee-earning work
September 24, 2014 at 07:17 PM
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Slaughter and May’s financing and corporate practice heads, Andrew McClean and Andy Ryde, explain to Pui-Guan Man how they aim to balance leadership duties with expanding their fee-earning work
When Slaughter and May corporate practice head Andy Ryde and financing head Andrew McClean were appointed to their leadership roles in March, some of their loved ones were perplexed.
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