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Firm reaches financial closure for Rydon in Lambeth Myatts Field North Housing PFI project
Clyde & Co has advised Rydon Maintenance Limited (Rydon) in reaching financial closure of the Lambeth Myatts Field North Housing PFI project.
Partners shortlisted for European Women in Business Law Awards
Two Clyde & Co partners have been nominated for the European Women in Business Law Awards.
New partner for Clyde & Co's international arbitration team
Clyde & Co is pleased to announce that Devika Khanna has joined the firm as a partner in its international arbitration team.
Clyde & Co produces new report with ACE
Clyde & Co has teamed up with ACE to produce a new report, Structuring Multinational Insurance Programmes: Cross-Border Challenges to Side A Directors & Officers Liability Insurance.
Clyde & Co promotes 14 to the partnership
Clyde & Co is delighted to announce the promotion of 14 lawyers to the partnership and four equity partners to senior equity partners effective from 1 May 2012.
“Something needs to be done” – a change of track?
Clyde & Co seminar provides lively forum for rail future debate
M&A activity in the commodities sector shows businesses actively moving up and down the value chain
Clyde & Co today released a report analysing two years of data on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the mining and commodities sectors, illustrating how these businesses are responding to the real and present threat of resource scarcity in the face of rising demand, by moving up and down the value chain. This is the first of a series of reports which represents a compilation of views from those in our firm engaged in commodity markets.
Outsourcing Legal Services: Impact on National Law Practices
Clyde & Co partner Alan Meneghetti and associate Rebecca Chant have written a chapter in the Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business.
New Book Publication: Islamic Finance, Law and Practice
The first edition of Islamic Finance, Law and Practice has now been published.
Trade sanctions
Unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, coupled with the Syrian crisis and escalating tension between Iran and the West, continues to add new layers of complication to existing trade sanctions regimes.
