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  • The Dubai Financial Services Authority has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the New Zealand Securities Commission
  • 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 Republic of Indonesia has issued a $1.5 billion bond offering, Asia's largest 30 year issuance
  • 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.
  • 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
  • Linklaters has advised wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon Energy on its friendly takeover offer for the German wind turbine producer REpower Systems AG.
  • Linde has agreed to sell INO Therapeutics to a new company led by US private equity firm New Mountain Capital.
  • White & Case has added to its equity capital markets practice in Germany with the addition of local partner Dr. Benedikt Gillessen. Gillessen will join the firm's Frankfurt office in early March 2007.
  • A leading figure in Hong Kong Exchange has dismissed a Shanghai official's push for joint trading between the 38 companies dual listed on the Hong Kong and Shanghai exchanges