Linklaters adds five to European team

April 19, 2005, 12:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Toby Gray, Edward Hickman, Elaine Keats and David Ludwick will join Linklater's London based offices. Gray joins the firm as a partner in its derivatives and structured product focus. Hickman will join the firm as a partner in structured finance and will cover a large variety of asset classes across a range of European and Asian jurisdictions. Keats and Ludwick both join the form as partners in equity and debt. Anders Malm will join the Linklaters equity and debt practice based in Stockholm.

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