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  • Christopher Lewis joins Alaric Compliance Services in New York from the dissolved Thacher Proffitt & Wood.
  • First analysis of the eagerly anticipated rules from Mofcom, including calculation of turnover and control
  • In Vietnam, M&A is regulated by the Competition Law, which took effect in 2005. Certain unclear aspects have recently been discussed by the Vietnam Competition Administration Department of the Ministry of Industry and Trade for the purpose of issuing a decree for regulating M&A transactions.
  • On January 5 2009, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) released a draft regulation (amended regulation), which will replace the current Regulation on Securities Issuance and Disclosure (current regulation) in its entirety.
  • Gary Brooks will join Clifford Chance’s corporate finance practice in New York.
  • Regarding public-private partnership (PPP) practice in Slovakia, the previous year was significant for the launch or continuation of tender procedures on the basis of which the state has been seeking to involve the private sector in the financing of large infrastructure projects for the first time. This was in line with the government¹s plans to speed up the process of construction of the highway infrastructure by way of PPP. More specifically, the subject matter of these tenders is the procurement of construction, operation and maintenance of highways and an electronic toll system for lorries weighing more than 3.5 tonnes.
  • O’Melveny & Myers has recruited a funds specialist to its Singapore office.
  • Lovells has announced two additions to its Singapore office.
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell advised Campbell Soup on a $300 million registered offering of 4.5% senior notes due in 2019.
  • Aaron Goach of Merrill Lynch on how law supports the free market and helped him launch a business from the back of his car