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  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has announced that Alex Potter, partner in the firm's antitrust, competition and trade (ACT) practice in London, will relocate to Beijing for a year in January 2008. At the same time, Michael Han, senior associate in Freshfields' Beijing antitrust practice, has been promoted to counsel.
  • Rules-based regulation is set to take another hit today, as the Financial Services Roundtable presents its thoughts on reform
  • The Dutch Development Finance Company (FMO) has made its largest ever syndicated loan, providing $300 million of financing to Nextel Telecomunicações, a telecoms operator in Brazil, last week.
  • Squire Sanders & Dempsey has added a new finance partner to its London team.
  • Dana Gas has issued a five-year convertible sukuk worth $1 billion.
  • UK hedge funds and private equity houses should take advantage of the pre-filing option offered by CFIUS when investing in the US, according to counsel at a Kaye Scholer breakfast briefing on Tuesday
  • Debevoise & Plimpton has announced that Guy Lewin-Smith will become a partner in the corporate practice of the London office in early 2008.
  • Dutch law firm Loyens & Loeff has announced that it is to open an office in Dubai on January 1 2008. This marks the first time that a continental European legal and tax service provider has made such a move.
  • The government submitted the draft amendment to the Commercial Code to parliament on September 20 2007. We highlight some of the key aspects of the Amendment.
  • Lawyers in Hong Kong are more open about China when they're drunk. At firm parties, with a few fruity cocktails inside them, the Sino platitudes tend to fall away. Nervy marketing colleagues may try to calm the storm, but they push on regardless. Before long, China's supposedly rapidly developing regulation seems less speedy.