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  • More M&A deals should be renegotiated
    While 12% of M&A purchasers are unhappy with the price they paid, only 7% of deals are being renegotiated. This leaves many unsatisfied purchasers, according to a new report
    January 31 2007
  • Linklaters hires Ereira from Freshfields
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has been hit by the news that partner and leading lawyer David Ereira is set to move across London to join Linklaters' banking practice
    January 31 2007
  • Investor and MSPI buy healthcare company
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has advised Investor and Morgan Stanley Principal Investments (MSPI) on their agreement to acquire Mölnlycke Health Care Group for an enterprise value of €2.85 billion.
    January 31 2007
  • Bité acquisition is largest Baltic LBO
    White & Case is leading Mid Europa in its 100% acquisition of Baltic mobile operator Bité from Danish company TDC. The purchase price has been set at €0.45 billion and represents the largest ever Baltic leveraged buy out.
    January 31 2007
  • Park leaves Gide for Mayer Brown
    Edmund Park will join Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw's London office from Gide Loyrette Nouel in early February. He is a derivatives and structured securities specialist, with a particular focus on CDOs.
    January 31 2007
  • Court throws out convention as shareholders rank equal
    The High Court in Australia has confirmed that shareholders in the failed gold miner Sons of Gwalia will rank equally with creditors in its insolvency
    January 31 2007
  • Largest Portuguese hostile takeover
    Linklaters has advised the banks involved in the €10.7 billion hostile takeover bid of Portugal Telecom Group by Sonaecome Group
    January 31 2007
  • Move away from New York a natural progression
    A report on the position of New York as the world's leading financial centre has identified urgent need for legal and regulatory changes
    January 31 2007
  • Kazakhstan reins in domestic bond issuance
    Banks in Kazakhstan, particularly in the second tier, are facing stringent new regulations governing foreign borrowing and bond issuance
    January 30 2007
  • MoFo steals Freshfields structured finance partners
    Morrison & Foerster has hired two new partners in its London office, Peter Green and Jeremy Jennings-Mares, from Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
    January 30 2007
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