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  • Blake Dawson is to become the first Australian firm to open an office in Japan.
  • Governments in the Middle East have missed an opportunity in this financial crisis. Legal certainty remains underdeveloped
  • In a move to encourage a rethink of Indonesia’s controversial law on document language, law firms have set up a committee to lobby the government for clarification
  • As Adaro Energy becomes the latest Indonesian company to execute a large bond offering, counsel are increasing concerned about new legislation that could challenge the legitimacy of English-language documents
  • With lawyers unsure of the reach of Indonesia’s recent law requiring Indonesian-language documents, dealmakers are using different tactics to mitigate the risk
  • Clifford Chance has advised Tourism Development & Investment Company (TDIC) on its $1.45 billion sukuk trust certificate programme. The trust certificates are trading on the London Stock Exchange, and the first issue under the programme on October 21 had an aggregate principal amount of $1 billion. The arrangers and managers were represented by Linklaters, with Maples and Calder assisting the Cayman Islands issuer, TDIC Sukuk.
  • The EC’s communication on derivatives markets has stopped short of shifting all transactions onto regulated exchanges, but still contains oppressive measures
  • In a deal that could provide the structure for more US companies to list in Hong Kong, Wynn Macau has successfully completed an initial public offering thanks to flexible disclosure
  • In-house counsel complain that equity advisers are being needlessly difficult on IPO negotiations – potentially scuppering deals
  • Willkie Farr & Gallagher has represented Bloomberg in its agreement to acquire BusinessWeek. BusinessWeek is owned by The McGraw-Hill Companies, which were represented in the transaction by Shearman & Sterling. The BusinessWeek brand includes the BusinessWeek.com website, the Business Exchange online news and information service, SmallBiz magazine and BusinessWeek Events.