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  • Weil Gotshal & Manges and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett were the lead legal advisers on a complex merger deal involving two private equity funds last month.
  • Slaughter and May is to close its New York and Singapore offices. The UK firm said last month that it is shutting the outposts because they have become redundant in light of its strategic relationships with local firms.
  • US and Mexican law firms last month helped close the first SEC-registered initial public offering (IPO) to emerge from Mexico in five years.
  • The European Commission has published its proposals for a directive on capital requirements for banks, which will turn the new Basel Accord into EU law.
  • Big winnings for US firms Latham & Watkins and Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom are taking sides on the latest blockbuster merger to hit the US casino industry.
  • Amended listing rules have confused lawyers The perseverance of legal and financial advisers on the initial public offering (IPO) of China's Ping An Insurance has averted the threat that a recent change to listing rules would render pre-deal research on Hong Kong deals worthless.
  • The wave of consolidation that has engulfed the US financial services industry this year continued in July with two new mergers. Four US law firms were among those to reap the rewards.
  • Governments across Asia are merging their financial watchdogs amid mounting pressure to improve the quality of regulation.
  • Listing non-equity securities on a continuous or repeated basis under a euro medium-term note (EMTN) programme on the Vienna Stock Exchange (VSE) will be expressly permitted from October 12 2004.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission voted in July to put forward a new rule that would force most hedge fund advisers to register with the regulator.