Weil Loses Three Restructuring Partners to Akin in London
Weil, Gotshal & Manges loses three restructuring partners to Akin Gump in London, marking a significant team move in the legal sector.
Weil, Gotshal & Manges loses three restructuring partners to Akin Gump in London, marking a significant team move in the legal sector.
After a husband's sudden death, EE continued to send letters to the deceased and threatened termination fees, before finally resolving the issue after media intervention.
New data reveals a persistent gender pay gap in the wealth management sector, with women earning 30% less than men, highlighting ongoing inequality.
The Ergo-Task fully adjustable mesh office chair from Office Furniture Online is now £250.80, saving nearly £80. Chiropractor-approved with lumbar support and breathable design.
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A catering company was fined £120,000 after a mouse infestation was found in the kitchen of Willowfield School in Walthamstow, serving 500 meals daily.
Partner moves in London's private equity legal sector reached a record 50 in 2025, doubling from 2024 and outpacing US rivals, signaling a major shift in the competitive landscape.
The Chartered Management Consultant accreditation is reshaping UK consulting, with over 2,500 professionals now certified. Clients prioritize trust and ethics, especially in digital projects like AI adoption, driving industry growth.
Professional services firms face growing cybersecurity threats from AI adoption as hackers exploit vulnerabilities in internal tools, prompting increased spending on security consulting.
Leading finance lawyers emphasize the importance of diligence, avoiding repetitive questions, and mastering fundamentals to excel in the competitive legal sector.
The newly merged law firm A&O Shearman has promoted nine lawyers to partner in its London office, highlighting its commitment to growth and talent development in the UK capital.
Major London law firms have announced their top emerging talent for 2024, highlighting young lawyers excelling in corporate, finance, and litigation sectors. The list showcases diversity and expertise driving the city's legal industry forward.
PwC is implementing a global blueprint to unify its consultancy services, responding to AI-driven industry pressures and declining fees in its UK division.
Global law firm Latham & Watkins has broken the £1 billion revenue barrier in London, marking a significant achievement in the competitive legal market.
PwC UK has announced a significant restructuring, merging its advisory and tax business units to enhance client services and streamline operations amid economic challenges.
The London managing partner of Sidley Austin advocates for law firms to expedite partner departures, enhancing adaptability and performance in a competitive legal market.
Major accountancy firms in London are increasingly retiring senior staff early to cut costs and adapt to technological advancements, reshaping the industry's workforce dynamics.
BDO, the UK's fifth-largest accounting firm, has reduced its partner numbers through an early retirement initiative, part of a broader restructuring to enhance efficiency and adapt to market changes.
Mid-tier advisory firm BDO is cutting 31 partners, many older or from rivals, to create space for younger employees amid sector challenges.
Macfarlanes, a leading UK law firm, has restructured its private capital group to enhance client services and adapt to evolving market demands in the private equity and investment sectors.
The global law firm White & Case has adopted innovative management techniques learned from Arsène Wenger, Arsenal's former manager, to enhance team performance and client service.
Deloitte's incoming UK CEO, Richard Houston, commits to a comprehensive transformation of the firm, focusing on innovation and adapting to evolving market demands.
KPMG is set to cut hundreds of jobs in its audit division, reflecting broader pressures on the sector from regulatory changes and economic challenges.
iFAST Global Bank introduces a multi-currency business account integrated with Xero software, targeting solicitors, accountants, and property managers for streamlined financial operations and competitive interest rates.
Ardea Partners has hired former Houlihan Lokey dealmaker Andrew Pirie, enhancing its advisory capabilities in corporate finance and strategic transactions.
In a significant reshuffle, Paul Weiss has hired a funds partner from a rival firm, while Citi's head of UK M&A has departed to join the Financial Conduct Authority, highlighting strategic moves in legal and financial sectors.
Ashurst has strengthened its London private equity practice by hiring three partners from Goodwin Procter, including a former co-head, to boost its deal-making capabilities.
Junior lawyers at Baker Botts in London organized a dinner without inviting partners, highlighting generational tensions and work-life balance issues in the legal sector.
A private equity-backed advisory boutique is expanding its team by hiring retired partners from major accounting firms, leveraging their expertise for growth.
Major professional services firms have activated emergency plans, shifting hundreds of staff to remote work across UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia as Middle East conflict intensifies following Iranian retaliatory strikes.