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  • White & Case advised BNP Paribas as debt underwriter for private equity group Bridgepoint's £360 million leveraged buy out of Fat Face – a leading lifestyle brand.
  • Days after the Europe's first covenant-lite deal was announced, Linklaters has sprung a second
  • Barclays Bank and ABN Amro have entered into preliminary discussions regarding an £80 billion ($157.4 billion) merger, and their legal advisors are beginning to take shape. After many beauty parades across Europe and the United States, ABN Amro has chosen NautaDutilh, headed by Hein Hooghoudt, and Davis Polk & Wardwell as its lead counsel. Allen & Overy, led by Mike Duncan and Annelies van der Pauw will provide UK advice.
  • Corporations are not adequately safeguarded against ethics and compliance failures according to the 2007 European Corporate Integrity Survey
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission has adopted long-awaited rules that make it easier for foreign issuers to avoid US reporting obligations
  • Funds advised by CVC Capital Partners have sold their stake in submetering and energy billing company ista International to Charterhouse Capital Partners for €2.4 billion. The exit was structured in a dual track style, but the sale to Charterhouse was preferred to an initial public offering (IPO).
  • The largest ever asset-backed securitization was announced last week in a fund worth €14 billion.
  • Baker & McKenzie has advised CCMP Capital on its acquisition of a 50% stake in the Yellow Pages unit of New Zealand Telecom for NZ$2 billion ($1.44 billion).
  • The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) has said that it will continue encouraging foreign banks to set up branches in China
  • India's central bank has questioned the legality of Vodafone's $11 billion takeover of Hutchison Essar, and the country's foreign investment regulator is set to review the deal