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Wall Street has lost out on billions in fees as direct lenders lured away corporate borrowers. The future of their businesses depends on how they adapt.

Ranesh Ramanathan of Akin discusses why he decided to return to a law firm after 14 years in-house at Citi and Bain and how he's thought about his career.

As private credit continues its rise as a key source of flexible capital for traditional private equity, there has been a growing focus by credit funds on the use and role of side letters in financing transactions.

With over 1000 lawyers and a strong lobbying presence, Akin Gump hit LawFuel 'Most Prestigious Law Firm' list this year and continues its strong growth with