Kate Beioley is a legal correspondent for the Financial Times, with her work also being featured in Yahoo Finance and The Irish Times. She covers a wide range of legal topics, including corporate law, financial crime, mergers and acquisitions, and diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.
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Kate Beioley's focus is on legal and business news, particularly mergers & acquisitions and legal services. She often covers breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
If you are reaching out to Kate with a pitch, consider offering insights or commentary related to significant mergers & acquisitions in the legal sector or noteworthy developments within legal services firms. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing government policies or regulations affecting businesses or the legal industry, your input may be relevant to her coverage area.
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By: Oliver Telling, Kate Beioley
Measures against Russia and worsening tensions over Taiwan have spooked the sector
By: Kate Beioley
Andy Thomson convicted of contempt as part of probe into investment scandal
Deal is first tie-up between a ‘magic circle’ group and an American rival in more than 20 years
By: Joe Miller, Kate Beioley
Merger between US and UK firms would create a legal giant with almost 4,000 lawyers worldwide
By: Kate Beioley
The magic circle law firm’s senior partner has long held ambitions for a transatlantic merger
By: Kadhim Shubber, Kate Beioley
DoJ alleges for first time that Ata Ahsani was involved with his sons in global corruption scandal
A group of property companies alleged the firm had accepted potentially ‘tainted’ money as payment from a former client
By: Kate Beioley, Joe Miller
Kirkland & Ellis ‘actively considering’ joining several major US and UK peers in setting up shop in the country
Chief legal officers have crucial responsibility in dealing with security breaches
Recent promotion rounds show progress but senior ranks still dominated by men
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