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  • The sale of two Tunisian oil companies has closed in the midst of the country’s uprisings. It offers a timely reminder of the importance of risk allocation between signing and closing in the Mena region
  • China SCE Property’s high yield issue has carved-out permanent offshore non-guarantor subsidiaries but included incurrence baskets slated for the same subsidiaries
  • February kept up the pace of lateral hires across the board with notable movements in London between US and UK firms and activity among private equity practitioners.
  • The US District Court’s Tousa decision will be welcomed by lenders, but questions still remain
  • The additional risks under the new listing rules may prove unattractive for potential lead managers
  • IIT’s sukuk sale could finally bring the country’s nascent market to life
  • Panda bonds are taking off in China, but structural hurdles remain
  • Lawyers in the US are split over the ideal loan-to-value ratios for qualified residential mortgages
  • February saw an active market in the Americas. Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft's New York office lost finance partner Karen Gelernt to Alston & Bird, while it had been announced on January 30 that Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe securitisation partners James Croke and Peter Manbeck would make their way across town to join the team at Chapman and Cutler.