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A&O and CC take spots as Bradford & Bingley loans sold by Slaughters Treasury client

A&O and CC take spots as Bradford & Bingley loans sold by Slaughters Treasury client
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Georgiana Tudor
31 March 2017
Financial services

Slaughter and May, Allen & Overy (A&O), Clifford Chance (CC) have all picked up advisory roles in the UK government’s £11.8bn sale of buy-to-let mortgages from failed lender Bradford & Bingley.

Slaughters is advising Treasury entity UK Asset Resolution (UKAR), with a team led by finance partner Guy O’Keefe (pictured) and corporate partner Craig Cleaver.

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