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Trio of financial services awards for Bond Dickinson
National law firm Bond Dickinson LLP has scooped three awards at the Compliance Register Platinum Awards 2016, an event that recognises exemplary service to compliance and regulation in financial services.
Bond Dickinson won the award for ‘Most Effective Law Firm’ and Legal Director Emma Radmore won the awards for ‘Best Compliance Trainer’ and ‘Long and Distinguished Service to Compliance and Regulation’. Partner Andrew Barber was also commended on the night, coming Runner up for ‘Best Regulatory Lawyer’.
Simon Richardson, Head of the Financial Institutions sector group at Bond Dickinson said: “Winning three awards and getting this recognition from the Compliance Register is great news for us. It further strengthens our position as a leading provider of legal services to the financial sector and positions our team as the top experts in their field. This is a tribute to the excellent service we provide as a firm.”
The awards were organised by the Compliance Register, the financial services industry group dedicated to assisting compliance professionals and senior executives with their professional needs.
Bond Dickinson has seven offices nationally and provides legal services across a wide range of sectors including financial institutions, insurance, retail, energy, transport, manufacturing, real estate, and private wealth.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Womble Bond Dickinson LLP .
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