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  • Mayer Brown on Bulgarian first
    Mayer Brown has advised Eurolease Auto in the first securitisation of leasing receivables in Bulgaria.
    September 24 2008
  • Freshfields hires financial services specialist
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has recruited Philippe Goutay as counsel in its Paris office.
    September 24 2008
  • UK hedge funds shouldn't sue the FSA
    Hedge funds that are planning to sue the UK Financial Services Authority over last week's short selling rules are wasting their time. They will struggle to show the regulator acted out of its jurisdiction and there is likely to be similar legislation soon
    September 24 2008
  • First Greek bonds under Law 3156
    Allen & Overy advisement in structuring Athens Urban Transport Organisation's €320 million bonds succeeded in creating the first issue under Greek Law 3156. The 4.851% bonds, due in 2016, are admitted for trading in the Electronic Secondary Market for Securities operated by the Bank of Greece and provide access to the Eurobond market in Greece. They were structured to allow Greek bond issuers to target a wider investor based in Greece and Europe with a reduced cost of funding.
    September 24 2008
  • Clifford Chance hires from Linklaters Tokyo
    Reiko Sakimura has left Linklaters to join the Clifford Chance capital markets practice in Tokyo.
    September 23 2008
  • Dodgy documents create more problems for Lehman
    As the dust settles on the remains of Lehman Brothers, administrators are struggling to pick up the pieces. Rights and obligations regarding assets and trades are not clear; the documents did not anticipate an event of default
    September 23 2008
  • Investment limits for Goldman and Morgan Stanley
    The shift of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to holding companies will limit minority investments in the banks, at a time when they need as much help as they can get
    September 23 2008
  • Basel almost destroyed AIG
    Basel II is flawed. It encouraged banks to reduce their capital requirements by obtaining guarantees from insurers. This not only left the banks undercapitalised, it undermined the integrity of insurers such as AIG
    September 18 2008
  • Beijing office for Slaughter and May
    Slaughter and May, alongside De Brauw and Uria Menendez from its best friends network, plans to open in Beijing.
    September 18 2008
  • Latham recruits Citi in-house lawyer
    Equity derivatives specialist Ragak Gawlowski is to join Latham & Watkins' New York corporate department as a partner as of January 1 2009.
    September 18 2008
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