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  • Shearman & Sterling has counselled the underwriters on Metallurgical Corp of China’s $5.2 billion concurrent A-share/H-share initial public offering.
  • Nominees have been announced for two new categories at the IFLR Middle East awards, which have been voted for by members of the Dubai Corporate Counsel Group
  • The Spanish insolvency system didn’t work when the credit crisis hit, largely because “it was written by lawyers”
  • The multilateralism created by the G20 is the biggest reason that the response to the financial crisis has been a success. That was the argument made at the opening ceremony of the IBA annual conference in Madrid
  • Underperforming and opaque financial instruments have been widely acknowledged as catalysts of the UK financial crisis. But that’s the fault of the politicians
  • Allen & Overy has hired capital markets lawyer Robert Williams from Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom. He is to join the firm's US corporate finance group in London.
  • The tweaks and changes from the Swedish presidency for the regulation of alternative investment in Europe. And why the US reforms would be easier to live with
  • If regulators can streamline the bidding process, the new rules letting private equity buy troubled banks will help save the US deposit insurance fund
  • The effects of the financial crisis on banking are now familiar; primarily risk aversion and slow lending. Paulo Câmara of Sérvulo & Associados looks at how the Portuguese government reacted to mitigate the situation
  • Hungarian insolvency law has been amended to deal with the impact of the economic downturn. Csilla Andrékó and Gábor Antal of Kinstellar look at how the changes work