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  • Linklaters reshuffle sees three senior promotions
    Linklaters is to promote three partners into senior managerial roles tomorrow.
    April 29 2007
  • Herbert Smith doubles Dubai partnership
    Herbert Smith's recently opened Dubai office is set to expand with the addition of three new partners.
    April 29 2007
  • Linklaters announces new Asia managing partner
    Giles White is to take over as Linklaters' Asia managing partner this week.
    April 29 2007
  • Sidley Austin opens in Australia
    Sidley Austin has announced that it will open an office in Sydney in May 2007. Bob Meyers, managing partner of the Sydney office of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, will join the firm as partner.
    April 26 2007
  • Largest convertible bond in Asia for six years
    Sinopec has announced $6 billion of demand for its seven-year convertible bond, demonstrating the benefits that volatility can bring for convertible issuers
    April 26 2007
  • Second-ever dual listing closes in China
    The initial public offering of China CITIC Bank Corporation has completed. It is only the second-ever simultaneous dual listing on the Hong Kong and Shanghai stock exchanges, following ICBC last year
    April 26 2007
  • Moody's dismisses change of control covenants
    Rating agency Moody's has warned that European change of control covenants offer few real protections to investors
    April 26 2007
  • Boots opens floodgates for private equity
    KKR and Stefano Pessina's $21.3 billion bid for Alliance Boots on Tuesday signalled the first FTSE 100 company to succumb to private equity
    April 25 2007
  • Largest Russian banking M&A deal
    Belgian-based bancassurers KBC Group has won an auction to take 92.5% of Absolut Bank in Russia for $1.01 billion. Baker & McKenzie advised KBC Group throughout the process that began in the fourth quarter of 2006. At this stage, there were over 20 potential bidders, but by the end there were only two rivals. The other bidders had to withdraw due to their own involvement in other European M&A deals.
    April 25 2007
  • ABN bids hinge on US business
    ABN Amro is the subject of rival bids from Barclays and a consortium led by Royal Bank of Scotland - the success of either depends on the Dutch bank's US arm
    April 25 2007
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