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  • Adaro IPO: how to dodge core investors
    Indonesian counsel are debating how Adaro Energy managed to deny its core investor base share subscriptions into the planned initial public offering (IPO)
    June 17 2008
  • Ukrainian duo in $250 million notes issue
    Ukrainian firms Magisters and Sayenko Kharenko have advised on Alfa Bank Ukraine's $250 million issuance of loan participation notes. The notes were issued by UK-registered special purpose company Ukraine Issuance. The issue is part of Ukraine Issuance's $1 billion Euro Medium Term Note programme, which was established to finance loans to Alfa Bank Ukraine.
    June 17 2008
  • Four in Brazilian equity offering
    Shearman & Sterling is representing the joint global coordinators and bookrunners on concurrent Brazilian equity deals. Itaú USA Securities and JP Morgan Securities are leading a syndicate of international underwriters on simultaneous offerings by Brazilian steelmaker Gerdau Group. There are four placements in all, including preferred shares and American depositary shares, raising $2.5 billion in total. The proceeds are expected to finance Gerdau's expansion and acquisition efforts.
    June 17 2008
  • Department of Justice clears Miller/Coors JV
    The US Department of Justice has cleared SABMiller and Molson Coors' joint venture. The brewers' project was said to be "not likely to lessen competition substantially".
    June 11 2008
  • SEC swap ignorance could disrupt markets
    The Securities and Exchange Commission does not understand the difference between types of swaps. Confused definitions of security-based swaps have encouraged blanket decisions that could renew market turmoil, say lawyers
    June 11 2008
  • Norton Rose and Ashurst on oil refinancing
    Dolphin International, a subsidiary of Fred. Olsen Energy, has been granted a $1.5 billion credit facility.
    June 11 2008
  • China and US allege protectionism
    In a letter to the US treasury, the Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission has criticised proposals affecting the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US. The US reaction could lead to protectionist stalemate
    June 10 2008
  • Dual hire for Lovells Tokyo
    Lovells has added two new corporate partners to its Tokyo practice. Rika Beppu and Philip Hyde will join the firm from Simmons & Simmons' Tokyo office. Beppu is an M&A specialist and was the managing partner of Simmons & Simmons' Japanese practice. Hyde, a capital markets specialist, had worked at Clifford Chance as a finance lawyer prior to joining Simmons & Simmons.
    June 10 2008
  • Cuatrecasas launches in Shanghai
    Spanish firm Cuatrecasas will open an office in Shanghai after being granted its licence last Thursday. The firm will advise on Spanish and Portuguese law, targeting Chinese companies looking to invest in Europe and Latin America.
    June 10 2008
  • Market divided over SEC tender offer rules
    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued proposed changes to the 1999 tender offer rules regarding the restriction of US shareholders last month. But lawyers are split on their effectiveness
    June 10 2008
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