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  • World's first Islamic subordinated bank debt
    Malayan Banking (Maybank) has issued the world's first Islamic US-dollar subordinated bank capital sukuk
    April 25 2007
  • Ashurst hires from Siemens in Munich
    Ashurst has expanded its German corporate practice by hiring Lutz Englisch as a new partner. Englisch is joining the firm from his position as a senior in-house lawyer at Siemens.
    April 25 2007
  • AstraZeneca in $15 billion US acquisition
    Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has agreed a $15 billion deal for US biotech MedImmune.
    April 25 2007
  • Beijing Enterprises buys big
    Chinese conglomerate Beijing Enterprises has acquired Beijing Gas Group (BVI) from Beijing Enterprises Group, which is wholly-owned by the Beijing municipal government, for HK$11.6 billion ($1.4 billion)
    April 24 2007
  • US moves to accept IFRS accounting
    The US Securities and Exchange Commission is moving closer to allowing the use of International Financial Reporting Standards in financial reports
    April 24 2007
  • Japan's upgrade – nothing but symbolic
    Japan's raised sovereign debt rating of AA from Standard & Poor's is symbolic, but will not affect deal flow, says Tim Lester, managing partner of Lovells' Tokyo office
    April 24 2007
  • Freshfields expands with bengoshi
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has appointed five partners in Asia, including the firm's first home-grown bengoshi, Junzaburo Kiutchi
    April 24 2007
  • Every IPO is a dual track deal these days
    Corporate lawyers have argued that IPOs and industry sales are converging into dual track offerings because of the booming M&A market
    April 18 2007
  • Threshold rule dampens Hong Kong listings
    The Hong Kong listing market is suffering, after the China Securities Regulatory Commission's (CSRC) insistence on a $1 billion threshold for H-share listing candidates
    April 17 2007
  • Mad fails to resolve enforcement headache
    A repeat of the Citigroup's summer 2004 bond markets trade would prompt slicker investigation, but problems persist with enforcement, said a panel of financial regulation specialists
    April 17 2007
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