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  • Lim Sin Teck, Stamford In Hong Kong, ROPES & GRAY hired Fried Frank's Victoria Lloyd in a push to strengthen its capital markets and M&A team. In Singapore, STAMFORD added two partners to its corporate practice – Lim Sin Teck from White & Case and Daniel Yong from Norton Rose. Former DLA Piper Singapore head Martin David joined INCE & CO to lead its Asia energy practice, while SIDLEY AUSTIN gained former Tokyo-based M&A partner, Gregory Salathé, from Morgan Lewis & Bockius.
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  • Hans Jürgen Meyer-Lindemann, Dechert The most high profile move in London last month was the capture by BAKER & McKENZIE of corporate partner Don Guiney from Freshfields. Guiney had spent the last 16 years at the UK firm and it has been suggested that Baker & McKenzie has made the hire in anticipation of a rise in work in the equity capital markets.
  • In an IFLR video exclusive, the Bank of England’s Andy Haldane outlines the unintended consequences of zero interest rates
  • In an IFLR video exclusive, the Bank of England’s Andy Haldane on why leverage ratios must form part of quest to simplify bank solvency metrics
  • Differences between US and European finance documentation come to the fore in transatlantic deals. Here are the key distinctions on voting matters
  • Even the world’s biggest international organisations aren’t immune to US and European OTC regulations
  • The investment banking head of Africa’s most active lender explains what’s changing the continent’s syndicated loan dynamics
  • Directors of Cayman Island targets have an array of duties when facing a bid. Here are the pitfalls
  • Five years after the financial crisis, the US securitisation market – especially for residential mortgages – has yet to recover. An incorrect diagnosis is partly to blame