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    HK exchange makes rights issues more efficient
    “A minority shareholder that’s fast asleep should not be able to cripple a capital raising” In a bid to help troubled companies raise money, the Hong Kong stock exchange is set to streamline rights issues and open offers by reducing the notice period for book closure.
    September 30 2009
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    Reverse break fees to increase, in US
    What’s good for the goose... Reverse break fees in US M&A transactions are likely to triple in the near future. But the trend is unlikely to spread to Europe.
    September 30 2009
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    Hong Kong concert party definition too wide
    The Hong Kong Takeover Panel is taking a more aggressive stance Hong Kong’s Takeovers Panel is taking a more aggressive stance on the definition of concert parties when dealing with private equity-led investments. Funds should take note.
    September 30 2009
  • Private equity: go public
    Since before the German government described private equity as "locusts" in 2004, its acquisitions have been scrutinised, its tactics debated and – despite last month's dismissal of a class action against Blackstone's initial public offering in 2008 – its integrity questioned.
    September 30 2009
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    Citi's GC joins Freshfields; Nick Angel leaves Ashurst for Milbank; SEC's general counsel goes to Latham
    Latham & Watkins has hired Mark Morris to join the finance department of its Dubai office. Morris moves from Norton Rose in Dubai, and has more than four years experience in the region advising on both conventional and Islamic deals.
    September 30 2009
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    Weil on private equity exit; Davis Polk, Herbies on Procter sale; GM uses Jones Day for antitrust fight
    Dechert has advised New World Resources, a European hard coal producer, on a €141 million nine-year loan facility guaranteed by Euler Hermes, the export credit agency for Germany. The loan will be provided by a group of mandated lead arrangers comprising Ceska sporitelna, Ceskoslovenska obchodni banka, KBC Bank Deutschland and Natixis. Baker & McKenzie represented the mandated lead arrangers.
    September 30 2009
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    Aiming for foreigners
    Tetsutaro Muraki of Tokyo Aim is using his experience from the World Bank to attract foreign issuers to Japan
    September 30 2009
  • FerroChina restructuring reassures foreign creditors
    Foreign investors in China can breathe a sign of relief. If their company gets into trouble, they will be treated equally with Chinese creditors
    September 30 2009
  • Switzerland: Structures and guidance
    Regulatory and jurisdictional arbitrage are the flavour of the month for politicians. Private equity funds need to know the options they have
    September 30 2009
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    Serbia: Striking the balance
    Rastko Petakovic of Karanovic & Nikolic Law Office provides a snapshot of competition policy and practice in Serbia
    September 30 2009
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