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Mike Keeley is a corporate and regulatory banking lawyer in Norton Rose Fulbright's Dallas office. The primary focus of Mike's practice is acquisition, regulatory, enforcement and securities law matters for financial institutions.
Mike Keeley. Partner Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP. Dallas. T:+1 214 855 3906. Dallas. T:+1 214 855 3906. Mike Keeley vCard Related services and key industries. Related services. Banks; Corporate governance; Banking and finance; FinTech; Debt capital markets; Capital markets ...
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Partner at Norton Rose Fulbright · Experience: Norton Rose Fulbright · Education: DePaul University College of Law · Location: Dallas · 273 connections on LinkedIn.
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May 2, 2024 · Norton Rose Fulbright’s Tom Delaney, Mike Keeley, and Steven Constantin say the FDIC’s proposed revisions to its bank merger review policy would increase merger scrutiny, costs, and disclosures.
Mike Keeley is Partner at Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP. See Mike Keeley's compensation, career history, education, & memberships.
Norton Rose Fulbright today announced that Michael G. Keeley, a corporate and regulatory banking lawyer, has joined its Dallas office as a partner. Keeley comes to Norton Rose Fulbright from Hunton & Williams LLP, where he was a partner.
Norton Rose Fulbright announced that Michael G. Keeley, a corporate and regulatory banking lawyer, joined its Dallas office as a partner. Keeley comes from Hunton & Williams, where he was a partner, focusing on banking, corporate and securities law, with an emphasis on M&A and corporate governance.
US Federal Banking Agencies issue Community Bank Leverage Ratio proposal. By Mike Keeley (US), Justin Long (US), Kathleen Scott (US) and Richard Potomac (US) on November 29, 2018 Posted in Banking, Capital adequacy, General, Regulation and compliance, United States.
