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Denmark Recommended firms Tier 1 Bech-Bruun Kromann Reumert Plesner Svane Grønborg Tier 2 Accura Gorrissen Federspiel Kierkegaard Tier 3 Jonas Bruun Rønne & Lundgren The Danish M&A market has come back to earth after last year's record-breaking private-equity buyout of TDC, the leading Danish telecoms company. Deal activity has still been very strong but there hasn't been an obvious standout transaction in the market over the past year, which has led to a more even spread of work among the leading firms.

Australia

Stock exchanges can't rest on their laurels, say speakers at the Capital Markets Forum

Project finance is the financing of long-term infrastructure and industrial projects, based on a complex financial structure: project debt and equity finance the targeted project, and debt is refunded by means of the cash flow that the project generates. All of the project assets secure the financing. Project finance employs legal instruments, such as securities, loans, and bond issuance, and it optimises the potential of these instruments. It is carried out through a number of steps: specialised Tunisian institutions (banks, funds) contribute to the financing. In this respect, syndicated credit appears to be banks' favourite financing technique.

Hedge funds and Islamic finance are the themes for 2008, plus the many and varied effects of the credit crunch. Tom Young, Rachel Evans, Nicholas Pettifer and Lynann Butkiewicz report

Soichiro Fujiwara and Masanori Tsujikawa of Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu examine changes in the procedures for minority squeeze-outs and conflicts of interest

Triangular mergers

Triangular mergers

Securitisation

Hostile takeovers