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  • Iosco wants to iron out problems with originate-to-distribute Recommendations to increase scrutiny of verification and risk assurance practices on securitisation deals will meet opposition from practitioners, and could lead to big increases in deal costs.
  • 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.
  • In one of the largest private equity exits this year, Weil Gotshal & Manges is advising Lion Capital and Blackstone on the sale of Orangina Schweppes to Suntory for €2.6 billion.
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  • Jones Day has advised General Motors on antitrust matters relating to the investment of Magna International and Sberbank into the car company, particularly on merger control in the EC. Baker & McKenzie and Sidley Austin assisted Magna International, the Canadian company that will take a 55% stake in Opel with its Russian partner Sberbank. White & Case represented Sberbank.
  • Morgan Lewis has named Charles Lubar as the new Managing Partner of its London office. Lubar was Managing Partner in London until the mid-nineties, and will resume his role from the beginning of October. He replaces Robert Goldspink, who retires at the end of September.
  • Latham & Watkins advised Intuit on its $170 million purchase of Mint.com.
  • Fasken Martineau is expanding into France by acquiring 15 new attorneys from Gravel Leclerc & Partners and Dewey & LeBoeuf in Paris.
  • Brian Cartwright, former General Counsel at the US Securities and Exchange Commission, has joined Latham & Watkins as a senior advisor.
  • Weil Gotshal & Manges advised Genworth Financial on its $622 million Class-A common stock offering.