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Freshfields advises Bank of England as governor faces pro-Brexit campaigners

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The China arm has been restructured to bring partners outside Beijing into the firm's decision making prcoess

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Greenberg Traurig promotes City chair to global role and cuts 'Maher' from UK name

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