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  • Rushed law will undermine derivatives contracts
    The government's efforts to save failing banks could undermine contractual obligations and rights – such as swaps, futures and options – counsel warn
    July 23 2008
  • Bloomberg buys back stake in itself
    Bloomberg has spent $4.4 billion for a 20% stake in itself from Merrill Lynch. The investment bank decided to sell due to the massive losses it has faced due to the credit crisis.
    July 23 2008
  • New finance head for Shearman & Sterling
    Clifford Atkins is set to succeed Anthony Ward as head of Shearman & Sterling's European Finance Group.
    July 23 2008
  • Enforcement fear over China Anti-Monopoly Law
    Investors and counsel are worried about potentially inefficient enforcement and protectionism, after China announced its new Anti-Monopoly Law commission earlier this week
    July 23 2008
  • Clifford Chance on equity fundraising
    Clifford Chance is advising Salamander Energy, a FTSE 250-listed company, on its $200 million share placing and open offer.
    July 23 2008
  • New Spac on Euronext
    Germany1 Acquisition listed on Euronext Amsterdam today. The special purpose acquisition company (Spac) will raise €275 million. Weil Gotshal & Manges, led by James Cole, advised the Guernsey-based Spac. Germany1 also turned to Carey Olsen in Guernsey and Loyens & Loeff in the Netherlands.
    July 23 2008
  • DLA Piper appoints Moscow partners
    DLA Piper is to hire Jonathan Socolow and Brian Konradi will work in the firm's project finance and corporate practices in Moscow. Both join from Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld where Socolow worked as senior counsel and Konradi as counsel respectively.
    July 23 2008
  • Linklaters boosts Asia competition practice
    Linklaters is relocating a senior competition and antitrust partner to Asia.
    July 22 2008
  • Latham strengthens Middle East offices
    Latham & Watkins is to relocate four partners from various worldwide offices to its Middle East practice.
    July 22 2008
  • US short-selling rules will confuse market
    Following in the footsteps of the UK Financial Services Authority, the US SEC is rushing through short-selling regulation. But as in the UK, lawyers fear this additional regulation will create confusion
    July 16 2008
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