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Pam Shores

Pam Shores

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pam.shores@linklaters.com

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Global Co-Head of Equity Capital Markets. Advises clients on the life cycle of their equity capital markets activities, from early stage fundraising through to IPOs and secondary market capital raisings, including placings and rights issues, as well as on debt capital markets transactions. She has led the teams on many of the firm’s most complex cross-border capital markets transactions and has experience across many industry sectors.

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What can I do if I am a victim of domestic abuse? 1 answer

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My employer is making redundancies, and I might lose my job. What are my rights in this situation?

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