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  • Ben Maiden reports on how SEC proposals could cut the flow of information to investors rather than encourage it
  • Japanese authorities are adopting stricter disclosure rules, triggered by high-profile cases in which companies were found to have made false statements.
  • Philip Stopford, head of the projects group at White & Case, led a legal team advising the project sponsors on Qatargas II, the largest project financing in the world, which closed in January.
  • Dennis Block, Cadwalader Gillette: a $57 billion target Davis Polk & Wardwell and Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft are advising on one of the biggest ever mergers as a rush of large deals continues in the US. Cadwalader is acting for Procter & Gamble on its acquisition of the Gillette Company for about $57 billion. Dennis Block is the lead partner for Cadwalader on the deal. Davis Polk's corporate team for Gillette includes partners George Bason, Arthur Golden and Leonard Kreynin.
  • The European high-yield market set new records in 2004, but European issuers continue to turn to US law firms for advice. Dan Andrews explains why
  • An influential European parliament report has rejected proposals for a directive on clearing and settlement because of the risk of disrupting Eurobond and domestic settlement.
  • Is now the time for the EU to consider a single financial regulator? Some commentators on the fallout from Citigroup's controversial government bond trades last year seem to think so.
  • Ben Moshinsky explains how Allen & Overy beat rival Clifford Chance to the top of the Tier 1 table by the narrowest of margins
  • Woong-Soon Song, Tong-Gun Lee and Robert Young explain how a bitter takeover battle brought about changes to takeover rules that will soon come into force
  • A new draft competition law is expected to align Greek competition law with Regulation 1/2003/EC (on the implementation of the rules on competition laid down in Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty) and Regulation 139/2004/EC (on the control of concentrations between undertakings). The bill is expected to be submitted for parliamentary vote before the end of February and to be enacted soon thereafter without material changes from its current form.