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  • Bingham lawyer joins Latham San Francisco
    Latham & Watkins has appointed Alfred Pfeiffer as partner to its anti-trust and competition practice group. Pfeiffer joins the firm's San Francisco office from Bingham McCutchen, where he has been a partner since 1992.
    July 30 2007
  • Freshfields investment founder joins Debevoise
    Debevoise & Plimpton has appointed Anthony McWhirter as partner to its investment management practice in London.
    July 30 2007
  • McDermott bolsters London securitization
    McDermott Will & Emery has appointed Kate Lamburn as partner to its London securitization and structured finance group.
    July 30 2007
  • White & Case expands Frankfurt capital markets
    White & Case has hired US capital markets partner James Black. Black joins the firm's Frankfurt office from Linklaters where he worked for three years as an associate on both domestic and international equity and debt transactions, as well as mergers and acquisitions, advising both German and international clients.
    July 26 2007
  • Put up or shut up: KKR keeps cov-lites
    Private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) took a stance against current trends in the debt market this week, refusing to renegotiate its highly favourable loan terms with Wall Street.
    July 24 2007
  • Kuwait goes it alone in project finance
    In the first all-domestic Kuwaiti project, a consortium has closed the financing for a $2 billion chemical plant.
    July 24 2007
  • US firms share $53 billion merger
    In deal set to produce a substantial debt issue, Skadden Arps and Latham & Watkins are acting on Transocean and GlobalSantaFe's mega merger.
    July 24 2007
  • The first renminbi bond in Hong Kong? Or not?
    In a regulatory quirk, it turns out revenue from China Development Bank's (CDB) Rmb5 billion ($660 million) bond (the first renminbi-denominated bond issue in Hong Kong) actually went straight back to China.
    July 24 2007
  • Ignorance prevails over Dubai's legal system
    Despite its recent growth, Dubai's potential is handicapped by the strata and complication of its laws.
    July 24 2007
  • Taiwan clarifies private equity rules
    Taiwan's Investment Commission (IC) has given much needed clarification to the country's private equity market, after clearing the first buy-out of a Taiwanese listed company.
    July 24 2007
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