Latham & Watkins' co-chair of London finance spent seven years at Ropes & Gray before taking a step back from the industry to spend time with her family.
October 14, 2022 at 06:40 AM
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After seven years as a partner at Ropes & Gray in London, Tania Bedi took the decision in 2017 to step away from law in order to relocate overseas and take the time to raise a young family. Earlier this year, she returned to the industry, and joined Latham & Watkins as a partner in its banking practice and is currently co-chair of the firm’s London finance department. Here she explains why she stepped away and what drew her back.
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