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17 December 2025
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Join Isabel Elsey, Legal Recruitment Manager at BCLP, for a live Q&A session. Get details on secondments, innovation, growth areas, and everything else you’ve wanted to ask about life at BCLP!
Second time with Latham, find myself caring less and less with each passing rejection.
At this point vac scheme rejections are basically 'alright cool, that means I get to use my PTO for a holiday this year, the Mrs. will be overjoyed'
The use of this in financial press is loose, so be mindful of how any given bit of commentary is written. But
A 'de-SPAC' refers specifically to the M&A deal whereby the SPAC takes on its previously private target co.; it's the consummation of the investment into an actual operating company...
They could do, and you should know those figures - I doubt they'll be fussed about your tax costs, might want annual turnover and a little about outlay and revenue sources.
Most firms though will be more interested in how you built this, how you've maintained and grown the business.
Nah, I'll give Slaughters another crack - I think the key thing with them is to have a very clear and very strong reason to apply there, and to get in early in the cycle.
Slaughters take rolling particularly seriously - I applied direct TC in autumn and over a month before the deadline they sent me an email basically telling me to hurry up because they were filling places (I submitted promptly thereafter, still got a PFO)
It's basically just debt and equity, but those can work in a few ways.
Most straightforward is cash, which you use to buy out the equity and might raise by borrowing and attaching debt at various points in the capital structure. Generally speaking the acquirer will think of their own cash as...
They'll need to collect a bunch of info from you and get consent for checks, they don't just like, run it off of your app information then tell you after
This is fun because a firm - not bristows - had a big scandal with their associates running their mouths about trainee applications on the train.
As a rule if you become privy to any relevant confidential info on the train - internal or external - you report that either to your direct report...
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