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  • Allen & Overy, with its affiliated office Abdulaziz AlGasim Law Firm, has advised Saudi Electricity Company (SEC) on a $1.87 billion sukuk. The deal is the largest sukuk yet in 2009, and the first to come out of Saudi Arabia this year. The joint lead managers, HBSC Saudi Arabia and Samba Capital, were advised by The Law Office of Mohammed A Al Sheikh in association with White & Case.
  • Assertions that securitisation is back are premature. New issuance is a continuation of tactics developed to deal with temporary pressures, not a return to normality
  • Lovells has hired two partners to lead its capital markets practice in Milan. Corrado Fiscale and Federico Del Monte both join from Simmons & Simmons in Milan, and previously worked together at Clifford Chance. They bring a strong track record in structured finance and securitisation to the practice.
  • Mayer Brown has hired three partners to its London office, to bolster its leveraged finance and asset-backed lending practice.
  • David Onorato is joining Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer after more than five years in house at Bank of America.
  • Schoenherr has advised Burgenländische Elektrizitätswirtschafts-Aktiengesellschaft (Bewag) on its first capital markets transaction, a €200 million corporate bond listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange. Bewag, Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich and Erste Group Bank were lead managers. Schoenherr acted as transaction counsel, representing both the issuer and the underwriting banks.
  • Torys represented China Investment Corporation (CIC) in a $1.5 billion investment in Teck.
  • Jerry Marlatt is joining Morrison & Foerster from Clifford Chance.
  • Marshall Stoddard is moving to Dewey & LeBoeuf from Mayer Brown.
  • Clifford Chance has expanded its capacity in south-east Asia with a new dispute resolution practice.