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Quintin Honey participated in a M&A panel discussion

Quintin Honey, Director in our Corporate and Commercial practice, participated in a mergers and acquisitions panel discussion on Classic FM.

20 Feb 2018 20:45 Minutes Podcast
Quintin Honey participated in a M&A panel discussion

Quintin Honey participated in a M&A panel discussion

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Quintin Honey participated in a M&A panel discussion

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Quintin Honey, director in our Corporate and Commercial practice, participated in a mergers and acquisitions panel discussion on Classic FM.

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