Linklaters finance practice knocked as firm loses leading partners in Germany and Hong Kong Tom Moore2 June 2015Financial servicesGermanyHong KongStrategic recruitment Linklaters has suffered senior exits in two key financial centres, with former German international board member Eva Reudelhuber departing for Gleiss Lutz in Frankfurt and Davis Polk & Wardwell hiring capital markets partner Jon Gray in Hong Kong.Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up. Please login for full access or subscribe. Corporate users - click here for simple access (no password needed). For more information, please contact [email protected] Related ContentMore in this categoryHSBC’s Stephanie Hamon on how AI is becoming a must for panel firmsRevolving Doors: City hires at Goodwin, Ropes as Willkie brings in former CC antitrust head‘Growth is the magic word’ – how the UK’s competition watchdog is shaping the deal landscapePaul Hastings restocks high yield with A&O Shearman partner and relaunches Brussels officeHSBC’s Stephanie Hamon on how AI is becoming a must for panel firmsSullivan & Cromwell continues London finance build with another hire from WeilFreshfields launches in Boston with Latham private capital M&A hireRevolving Doors: Hogan Lovells and Linklaters boost competition as Simpson Thacher snaps up US funds quartetRevolving Doors: Clifford Chance, Akin and Dechert bolster PE and finance teams in the City