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  • The proposals target problems that don't exist, with impractical regulation
  • The results of the Asia Bankers' Counsel Poll demonstrate the importance of Asia moving in step with global regulatory standards. By Paul Browne of Simmons & Simmons
  • Asian Bankers' Counsel Poll This poll is being carried out on an anonymous basis. Analysis of the results will appear in the November 2007 edition of IFLR. No reference will be made to respondents' names or firm names. No respondent bank will be referred to in relation to specific answers.
  • Derivatives are not based on financial loss, so they should not be treated as insurance
  • Debt Ghana has issued $750 million of bonds, in the first debt issuance by the country. The deal is also the first international issue by any sub-Saharan nation (excluding South Africa) for 30 years. UBS and Citigroup acted as joint lead managers on the sovereign bond issuance. The debt was offered to American institutional investors under Rule 144A. Denton Wilde Sapte advised the Ghanaian government, with Cravath Swaine & Moore assisting on US law. Clifford Chance represented the lead managers.
  • Clifford Chance became Middle East law firm of the year last night, at IFLR's annual Middle East awards in Dubai. The firm also won equity team of the year and project finance team of the year, as well as working on three of 2007's winning deals
  • Allen & Overy has hired Stefano Sennhauser to join its office in Milan.
  • Reed Smith has agreed to merge with Richards Butler in Hong Kong from January 2008, extending the firms' transatlantic merger of 2006. From January all of Richards Butler's Hong Kong partners will join the Reed Smith partnership
  • Clifford Chance has appointed project finance specialist Bruce Schulberg as a partner in its China group.
  • Industrial and Commercial Bank of China's proposed acquisition of a 20% stake in South Africa's Standard Bank involved an interconditional scheme of arrangement, the first of its kind between China and South Africa