
WilmerHale takes DWF financial services regulatory head
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DWF’s former financial services regulatory investigations head talks to CDR about her move to WilmerHale in London, bringing substantial contentious regulatory and white-collar expertise.
WilmerHale has recruited Imogen Makin as a counsel in its London white-collar defence and investigations practice. The move became effective last Monday (22 January), with confirmation published today (29 January).
Makin has joined from DWF, where she spent four years as head of financial services
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Anti-money laundering bribery Contentious Regulatory corruption DWF FCA Financial Conduct Authority Financial Crime Global Investigations Non-financial misconduct RPC UK USA White-Collar and Government Investigations Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr WilmerHale
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