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Barclays Bank of Kenya is a part of Absa Group, an African financial services group that is listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in South Africa and is one of...
| Barclays Bank Moçambique
Barclays Bank Moçambique provides personal and business banking services for corporate customers and individuals in Mozambique. Founded in the country in 1977, it is based in Maputo with branches across...
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Rachel Huf leads the Hong Kong based legal team at Barclays in her role of general counsel Asia Pacific. The team contains 18 lawyers and two non-lawyers as part of...
| Barclays
Over the past two years, the Barclays legal team has transitioned from operating as a number of separate business-focused teams, with lawyers sitting in different locations within the UAE with...
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The Barclay’s legal team covering Italy comprises of lawyers based in both London and Milan, with previous experience in international and Italian law firms. The legal team provides advisory and...
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The Hong Kong legal team of Barclays is led by Rachel Huf who serves as general counsel Asia Pacific and consists of 19 lawyers and two non-lawyers. The team is...
| Barclays – Personal, Corporate Banking and Shared Services
A well-known banking institution with a long history in Italy dating back to 1925, Barclays possess a talented legal team in the country that received special mention from a private...
| Barclays India
Barclays has had a branch presence in India since 1990, achieving market leading positions in its lines of business across banking, technology and shared services operations. Responsible for the general...
Freeze the regulatory environment of today and Barclays group GC Bob Hoyt believes the 740-strong legal team would still have a lot of work to understand and safely operate the...
| Barclays Investment Bank
Head of emerging markets legal Amol Prabhu leads the interaction of Barclays Investment Banking with its Barclays Africa franchise. This involves extensive co-ordination and collaboration with multiple legal teams comprising...
| Barclays Bank of Kenya
The sale of part of Barclays’ stake in its South Africa-based Barclays Africa Group earlier this year has accelerated the pace of change many of its banks are facing in...
Barclays Middle East operations, based in Dubai, have undergone significant changes in recent years. One of a number of European investment banks to be affected by falling revenue and growing financial regulation and compliance costs, Barclays has restructured its Middle East corporate banking operations. In 2014 Barclays sold its retail business to Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), the largest bank in the UAE, and is now looking to sell its retail banking business in Egypt. There have been changes within the legal team too, with Muna Dandan, former head of legal for Barclays’ retail and commercial banking business in the Middle East, joining Eversheds in May 2015 to lead the firm’s Financial Services Disputes and Investigations practice in Asia. However, Barclays is betting on its ability to earn fees in the region without maintaining an extensive on-the-ground presence, something that places enhanced pressure on the legal team to work efficiently. Currently leading the bank’s regional legal team is Martin Homberger, director and head of legal for the Middle East. As the bank looks to focus on building up smaller centres of excellence in the region, the team is praised for its ability to deliver and impact, praises that speak highly of the team irrespective of its small size. The team is further praised for its ability to thrive in a new operating environment by interacting with colleagues in other jurisdictions and leveraging resources elsewhere within the bank. Evidence of their strength can be seen in the number of key deals to which they have contributed recently, including managing the initial public offering (IPO) for Abu Dhabi’s Gulf Marine Services and advising Borse Dubai’s sale of its $2bn stake in the London Stock Exchange Group.
