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  • Recourse on Dubai World's Nakheel bonds could depend on what creditors are holding, and the law their lending documentation was structured in
  • Banks could demand that their corporate counterparties in China seek more advice on trades, after a senior Chinese regulator criticised international banks
  • Rating agencies are beginning to remove systemic and regional support from the way they assess hybrid securities and subordinated debt. Alongside wider notching, this means likely downgrades
  • As Thai police issue summonses to three KPMG partners responsible for liquidating Lehman Brothers, attention has turned to Lehman’s joint venture agreement with the complainant
  • Cuatrecasas Gonçalves Pereira has hired Javier Fontcuberta to its corporate department in Barcelona. Fotcuberta moves from Landwell, also in Barcelona, where he was co-head of the firm’s corporate department. He specialises in M&A and contract law, particularly in the automobile and pipeline industries.
  • A court decision in Charter Communications’ bankruptcy proceeding has set an important precedent as to what constitutes a group under section 13(d) of the Securities Exchange Act
  • The latest asset sale by Canadian telecoms company Nortel has proved that strong consortium bids are vital to the success of distressed M&A deals
  • Overpriced sovereign debt could be the next burst bubble, according to Hong Kong’s top regulator, Martin Wheatley
  • A Cambodian company has successfully closed the country's largest-ever M&A deal. The deal was financed onshore by a group of international banks, showing the potential for foreign interest in south-east Asian deals that have the right structure
  • Banks and companies in Hong Kong could find themselves in a highly litigious environment if they fail to voice concerns over the Law Reform Commission's proposals on class actions