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  • Shareholders who acquire beneficial ownership of more than 5% of a class of equity securities registered under the Exchange Act (a registered equity class) become subject to certain filing obligations with the SEC.[677] In particular, the shareholder must file with the SEC (and send to the issuer of the securities by registered or certified mail) a statement on Schedule 13D or (if they are eligible) a short-form statement on Schedule 13G.[678]
  • WKSIs and other issuers The rules relating to free writing prospectuses draw a key distinction between four different types of issuers – WKSIs; seasoned issuers; unseasoned reporting issuers; and non-reporting issuers.
  • Gibson Dunn & Crutcher has advised technology provider Itron on its agreement to acquire all of the stock and convertible bonds of Actaris Metering Systems
  • The Republic of Indonesia has issued a $1.5 billion bond offering, Asia's largest 30 year issuance
  • AIG Global Investment Group has announced an agreement with Eurazeo to buy its interest in 28 private equity funds. The transaction is valued at approximately $214 million.
  • The coming year could see a growing number of privatizations in the Ukraine following the passing of a new law which entered into force on February 1 2007
  • The Dubai Financial Services Authority has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the New Zealand Securities Commission
  • Linklaters has advised wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon Energy on its friendly takeover offer for the German wind turbine producer REpower Systems AG.
  • A Chinese regulator has insisted that foreign investors will be allowed to plough more money into the country under a potential new formula, raising questions over the scope of the proposal
  • The floatation of Oil Refineries raised NIS6.43 billion ($1.54 billion) making it the largest ever initial public offering (IPO) on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. It is also the largest privatization Israel has ever seen. The shares were sold in a two tender structure that saw 44% of Oil Refineries offered in a private placement for institutional investors and 56% offered through a public tender.