Chaperoning Joint Due Diligence

Resource type: Practice Note

Status: Maintained

Jurisdiction: USA

This Note offers practical guidance and background to counsel asked to chaperone due diligence sessions that include both investment banking personnel and research analysts in light of the March 2010 changes to Addendum A to the 2003 global research settlement.

Lloyd S. Harmetz, Morrison & Foerster LLP


 

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  • Resource ID: 6-504-6486
  • Products:  PLC US Corporate & Securities, PLC US Law Department
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