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Hunting titans – the disputes outlook as watchdogs and claimants target banking giants

Legal Business
Legal Business · 4 December 2013 · 30 min read
Finance Insight Regulatory

As banks remain in the crosshairs of regulators and claimants, Legal Business teamed up with Stephenson Harwood to seek the views of the in-house banking community on attitudes to disputes and risk.

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