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DLA Piper Hires ESG Pro From Allen & Overy - Vimarsana News

DLA Piper Hires ESG Pro From Allen & Overy

DLA Piper has hired an environmental, social and governance expert from Allen & Overy LLP to fill a newly created position of special counsel and head of strategic delivery as the firm looks to focus on the issue across its practices.

Source: law360.com
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3D Printer-Maker Urges Shareholders To OK €622M Nikon Bid - Vimarsana News

3D Printer-Maker Urges Shareholders To OK €622M Nikon Bid

The board of German 3D metal printing machine maker SLM Solutions Group AG urged its shareholders on Tuesday to accept a €622 million ($604 million) takeover offer from camera making giant Nikon Corp, in a deal guided by Sullivan & Cromwell LLP.

Source: law360.com
Unite Group Buys London Built-To-Rent Property for £71M - Vimarsana News

Unite Group Buys London Built-To-Rent Property for £71M

A student accommodation provider, the Unite Group PLC, said on Monday that it has bought a 178-unit purpose-built rental property in east London for £71 million ($78 million), as it seeks to attract young professionals to its property portfolio.

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Walker & Dunlop Raises Equity for The Morgan Group and J.P. Morgan Joint Venture - Vimarsana News

Walker & Dunlop Raises Equity for The Morgan Group and J.P. Morgan Joint Venture

/PRNewswire/ -- Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced they have structured a joint venture equity raise for Morgan Arvada, a Class A, 328-unit multifamily community...

Bank Of Ireland Fined Record €100M Over Mortgage Breaches - Vimarsana News

Bank Of Ireland Fined Record €100M Over Mortgage Breaches

The Central Bank of Ireland said on Thursday that it has hit one of the country's top lenders with a €100.5 million ($97 million) fine over its handling of tracker mortgage customers, noting the "devastating" affect the lender's failings has had on some clients.

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