IFLR Europe Awards 2021: winners announced
IFLR is delighted to announce all the winning deals, teams and individuals of its 22nd annual Europe Awards April 29 2021
IFLR is delighted to be able to congratulate all the winners of the IFLR Europe Awards 2021. The winners’ presentation can be accessed below, followed by the full list of all winners and reviews of the winning deals.
Allen & Overy picked up this year’s biggest accolade and was named International Law Firm of the Year. The firm scooped 11 award wins across the board, including Loans Team of the Year and Restructuring Team of the Year. These reflected its work on the winning Loan Deal of the Year, the reference-free-rate financing facility for UK retailer Tesco, and Restructuring Deal of the Year, for Virgin Atlantic.
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indicators are, what will tip you off that republicans in the senate are available to be peeled off? i just put together off the top of my head some names. alexander collins, blount, ernst, gardner, mcsally, portman, romney, sasse. starting with that list, what are you going to look for? what do you think the chances are that so much as one name on that list goes? the main thing you watch for is when mitch mcconnell feels like his majority is in danger. the moment mitch mcconnell sees that mcsally or collins or gardner is going to lose and the moment that he sees his numbers are going to be much closer to 49 or 47 than 51 or 52, he will cut donald trump loose. he will leave him flopping on the deck like a gutted fish. it will be done. mitch mcconnell is a survivor. mitch mcconnell doesn t give a damn about donald trump.
formidable ticket. i don t think it s in the cards right now, though. i think the party is still too stuck with donald trump. i don t think the primary mechanism, unless governor romney or senator romney decided to very aggressively do that, would be amenable to it. however, there may be republicans who, as this impeachment process grinds on, asks themselves was it a great idea to give trump the car keys to the entire party process. i want to know what your indicators are. what will tip you off that republicans in the senate are available to be peeled off? i just put together off the top of my head some names. alexander collins, blount, burr, ernst, gardner, mcsally, portman, romney, sasse. starting with that list, what are you going to look for? what do you think the chances are that so much as one name on that list goes?