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  • Calyon and Morgan Stanley acted as lead arrangers and underwriters on a €7.9 billion ($9.6 billion) debt facility for Suez. The facility is being used to part-fund Suez's €11 billion offer for a stake in Belgian utility Electrabel. The banks also led a €2.3 billion rights issue by Suez as part of the financing. Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer advised the banks. Linklaters acted for Suez with Weil Gotshal & Manges providing French law advice. Eubelius was Belgian law counsel to Electrabel.
  • As a new bankruptcy law comes into effect, Daniel Glosband explains how Chapter 15 brings the US closer to UN model law on cross-border cases
  • On July 1 2005 the UK overhauled its listing regime. Alex Kay and Justine Fowler of Herbert Smith consider whether the changes point to a brave new world for UK corporate governance
  • Hans Sachse and Aravind Ramanna of Boekel De Nerée outline developments in the Dutch governance regime since the implementation of the Tabaksblat Code
  • While other jurisdictions develop their corporate governance regimes, Anguilla is keen to maintain a flexible approach. By Martin Welsh of Harney Westwood & Riegels
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  • Tsvetan Krumov and Iskra Neicheva of Landwell Bulgaria explain the ins and outs of corporate governance in Bulgaria