Nicholas Field-Johnson: Robson Rhodes

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Nicholas Field-Johnson, Head of Corporate Finance at chartered accountants Robson Rhodes, is perceived by his colleagues as having a large number of vital contacts which will help the company to develop its corporate finance business. Field-Johnson joined the company in late 1995 and enjoys making his competitors aware of his presence. He is described as a strategist by construction company Polypipe's Finance Director James Corr, with Field-Johnson himself claiming to be keenly interested in strategy. He aims to select sectors which will be subject to change in order to increase value.

Officials and employees, Behavior, Robson Rhodes, Field-Johnson, Nicholas

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Accountancy firms look East

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UK accountancy firms involved in the continental European buyout market are particularly attracted to Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Demands on UK accountancy firms in the buyout market have evolved as that market has begun to reach maturity, and accounting firms will now be more active at an earlier stage in the development of the continental European market. Accountancy firms generally plan to move their buyout expertise to mainland Europe, and hope to play a significant role there.

Foreign operations

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City firms face new dawn and their biggest challenge

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Top law firms in the City of London are now starting to face very strong competition in the merger and acquisition market. This is particularly the case since leading accounting firms have made moves to provide legal services. Some observers feel that there is growing client demand for an all-embracing service of this kind, while others are less certain. Many US law firms are also seeking to establish a presence in the UK, but domestic law firms do not yet regard this as a strong threat.

Legal services, Offices of Lawyers, Laws, regulations and rules, Services, Acquisitions and mergers, Law firms

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