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  • US clashes with UK on flip clauses
    A US bankruptcy court has ruled that flip clauses are unenforceable. Securitisations could leave the US and ratings agencies may have to change existing structures
    February 04 2010
  • New corporate partner for Weil
    Weil Gotshal & Manges has hired corporate partner David Wohl. He has joined the firm’s New York office and was previously senior counsel at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett.
    February 04 2010
  • Chadbourne & Parke boosts antitrust group
    Antitrust lawyer David Evans has left Arent Fox to join Chadbourne & Parke as a partner in the firm’s Washington office.
    February 04 2010
  • Cleary and Shearman take lead in Vale/Bunge
    Shearman & Sterling is advising Bunge on its sale of Brazilian fertiliser nutrients assets to Vale for $3.8 billion. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton is representing Vale in the all cash transaction.
    February 04 2010
  • Chadbourne strikes Silver
    Chadbourne & Parke has hired Gerald Silver as a partner in the firm's litigation practice in New York.
    February 04 2010
  • HK takeover sidesteps shareholder approval
    The takeover of TPV Technology in Hong Kong has used both a Pipe and a block trade – removing the need for shareholder approval
    February 04 2010
  • Dechert hires two from Goodwin Procter
    Dechert has strengthened its business and reorganisation group in New York by hiring partner Allan Brilliant and Craig Druehl from Goodwin Procter.
    February 02 2010
  • Shearman and Winston Strawn on Fage bonds
    Shearman & Sterling has advised Citigroup Global Markets as the initial purchaser of Greek dairy company Fage’s $150 million bond offering.
    February 02 2010
  • China’s representative office rules explained
    China’s tighter restrictions for foreign companies’ representative offices could cause some to convert to wholly foreign-owned enterprises in a bid to avoid the new rules
    February 02 2010
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    In-house agree on risks of central clearing
    Forcing derivatives through central counterparties could exacerbate risk in the system, creating a delicate structure that really is too big to fail
    February 02 2010
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