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  • Limited partner and general partner relations in Asia private equity are increasingly strained as limited finance forces both to become tough negotiators and enforcers
  • Private equity will not be destroyed by the financial crisis. It will prevail, all be it in a leaner, less leveraged form
  • 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
  • As in-house legal departments embark on cost-cutting exercises, private practice lawyers are beginning to speak out against increased bill scrutiny
  • Watson Farley & Williams has recruited a new partner from Norton Rose. Josh Clarke, who joins the firm’s Singapore office, will join the international project and structured finance group. Clarke specialises in cross-border finance.
  • The US Treasury Department’s liquidity proposal, designed to prevent risk build-up, will force banks to reconsider which products they offer
  • Gide Loyrette Nouel has relocated Jacques Bernard de Servigny to its Ho Chi Minh City office to lead the firm’s Vietnam practice. De Servigny was previously in charge of the Budapest office. Samantha Campbell also joins the firm’s Ho Chi Minh City team after joining Gide from Sullivan & Cromwell in London.
  • Independent directors are breaking from their companies and seeking separate legal advice to safeguard their personal liability in the US
  • Jones Day has boosted its Australian outfit with the hire of Philip Hoser in Sydney. Hoser joins the firm from Freehills where he headed the restructuring and insolvency group. Hoser specialises in commercial litigation.
  • 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