The Corporate Counsel Poll: Need for perspective

Companies are swamped with compliance work. Hedge funds and private equity might be creeping up unawares.

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By Nicholas Pettifer

Company management wants in-house counsel to keep budgets low (while maintaining thorough due diligence). It requires lawyers to keep an eye on the growing trend of dual-track offerings. Most importantly, it expects counsel to plan strategies to cope with the threat of hedge funds and private equity.

There is one problem: European corporate counsel are so swamped with records management and compliance that they don’t have time to plan for any lurking dangers.

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