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  • Asset Alliance Corporation was involved in a $99 million reverse merger with Tailwind Financial. Tailwind, a Canadian special purpose acquisition company, plans to acquire all of Asset Alliance's outstanding common stock, while Asset Alliance will obtain Tailwind Financial's common stock.
  • Ropes & Gray acted as legal counsel to Bain Capital Partners in its $1.3 billion acquisition of Bright Horizons Family Solutions.
  • As the blame game begins and the first litigation proceedings are launched by those worst hit by the credit crunch, lawyers are divided about whether such actions will reach trial
  • Austrian firm Schoenherr has opened a Budapest office in association with Szécsényi Ügyvédi Iroda. The alliance with the local firm means that Schoenherr has replaced Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati as the associated lawyers of Szécsényi Ügyvédi Iroda.
  • Market rumblings persist over rumours that the SEC will finally establish mutual recognition. This would create a more direct path to US brokers trading on international exchanges and bring global regulation into greater harmony
  • Gas Natural has completed the acquisition of Mitsubishi Corporation's combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant for $1.45 billion, marking Mexico's largest energy merger deal in 2007.
  • With banks struggling to limit damage from the credit crunch, Basel II couldn't have been introduced at a worse time. Banks have felt compelled to put off-balance sheet vehicles back onto their books, but under Basel II this could be penalised
  • Blakes Cassels and Graydon added partners George Burke and Sharon Dos Remedios from Bull Housser & Tupper to its corporate practice.
  • Linklaters has advised on a $867 million project to build a hydroelectric power plant on the Victoria Nile in Uganda. The deal is the first greenfield power financing in Uganda and is east Africa's largest private sector investment.
  • Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton acted for Temasek Holdings' $5 billion stake in Merrill Lynch. $4.4 billion was invested in Merrill Lynch, with an option of purchasing an additional $600 million of common stock.