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  • May was dominated by Dewey & Leboeuf’s plight. IFLR1000’s partner moves section analyses where its key partners are now
  • Donna Ager, Simmons & Simmons Pierfrancesco Carbone, Duane Morris Outside the slew of Dewey movement, the London lateral market was relatively quiet last month. The largest name on the move was former Greenberg Traurig Maher restructuring head Lyndon Norley who resurfaced in a non-legal role at the Jeffries Group. He will take up a position as a managing director and head of European restructuring at the investment bank. He left Greenberg in June 2011.
  • Are uniform regulatory standards for investment advisers and broker-dealers possible?
  • HSBC's Robert Gray on the uncertainties surrounding standardised CACs and how local law soveriegn bonds could be improved
  • Mandatory haircuts will diminish the liquidity of the market and increase banks need for unsecured funding, says Unicredit MD
  • For the first time the Federal Reserve has approved a Chinese takeover of a US bank. It signals a new level of cooperation, but with caveats
  • A new US law will make it quicker and easier for emerging companies to go public, and should also relieve some Sarbanes-Oxley reporting burdens
  • Has the overhaul of Canada’s merger and national security review processes lived up to expectations, or proved people’s fears?
  • Recent informal guidance issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India has taken a view which well misses the woods for the trees.
  • The financial crisis has prompted legislators and supervisory authorities to reconsider their priorities and objectives. In the Netherlands, this has lead to a renewed focus on corporate governance of financial institutions