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  • In brief
    Linklaters Swedish merger in sight
    June 30 2001
  • White & Case acts on $2.2 billion US power benchmark
    White & Case and Latham & Watkins have advised on the $2.2 billion financing of the two largest independent power projects in the US. Arthur Scavone, co-head of White & Case's worldwide energy, infrastructure and project finance practice, closed the $2.2 billion Teco/Panda power deal in June, following the firm's work for the joint venture of Panda Energy International and Teco Energy.
    June 30 2001
  • Out with the old, in with the new in Asia
    A number of firms in the Asia-Pacific region were making important strategic appointments last month as lawyers seek to optimize their positioning to take advantage of the active capital markets in the region.
    June 30 2001
  • Regulators propose EU standard for alternative trading systems
    The Forum of European Securitization Commissions (FESCO) has called for common European standards for alternative trading systems (ATSs). At present alternative systems are treated as full exchanges in some member states but not in others, which can lead to an inadequate supply of information to investors, the regulators have said.
    June 30 2001
  • Argentina protects investors to boost securities market
    The Argentine government has passed major legislation that it hopes will increase successful capital markets activity by offering greater investor protection and transparency. Javier Errecondo and Diego Salaverri of Bruchou, Fernández Madero, Lombardi & Mitrani, Buenos Aires, examine the new regime
    June 30 2001
  • Realizing the value of holdings in US companies
    Many shareholders in US companies face obstacles in reaping the benefits of transactions such as mergers which increase the value of their stock. Mark Bergman, head of the securities group at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, examines the implications of the often restrictive US securities laws
    June 30 2001
  • Cutting edge close-up: Inside the biggest German IPO of 2001: Deutsche Börse
    Hendrik Haag of Hengeler Mueller, Frankfurt, and David Brownwood of Cravath, Swaine & Moore, London, explain the structure of Deutsche Börse’s marketing leading IPO
    June 30 2001
  • New Zealand
    The passing of the Commerce Amendment Act in May 2001 marked another step towards the harmonization of Australian and New Zealand business law. Proposed in 1999 by the previous National government and then modified by the present government, it is one of a series of changes in New Zealand competition law, which also includes specific regulatory regimes for parts of the electricity and telecommunications industries.
    June 30 2001
  • BBLP Frankfurt loses M&A quartet to Weil Gotshal
    BBLP Beiten Burkhardt Mittl & Wegener was hit in early May by the defection of its entire Frankfurt mergers and acquisitions (M&A) team and all but one of its five partners in the city to Weil, Gotshal & Manges. Led by the managing partner of the firm's Frankfurt office, Gerhard Schmidt, partners Heiner Drüke, Stephan Grauke and Uwe Hartmann are to move to the local office of the US firm leaving just one partner, the public notary Thilo Krause-Palfner, to hold the fort for BBLP in the city.
    May 31 2001
  • Mexican securities law to spur investment
    Mexico's congress amended a securities bill increasing in May, minority rights for shareholders and increasing disclosure levels, which it hopes will spur the growth of the country's capital markets.
    May 31 2001
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