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  • Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe and Clifford Chance have acted on a landmark UK asset-backed transaction, completing a £434 million ($641 million) securitization of the government's military aircraft leasing payments. The deal is believed to be the first securitization of military equipment in the UK, and one of the first aircraft securitizations to be governed by English law.
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  • Many of China’s new generation of limited liability and joint stock companies are now looking to evolve to meet increased competition. Steven Blayney of Lovells, Hong Kong, presents two case studies illustrating how companies can use acquisitions to gain a backdoor listing
  • Not so long ago, project finance work for lawyers in Washington, DC didn’t offer much in the way of cutting edge transactions. But with development agencies setting the pace with more – and more complex – projects, there’s plenty of exciting work around for leading firms. Tom Nicholson reports
  • Client sues Clifford Chance over conflict
  • Arthur Levitt, the longest serving chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, DC, is to step down in mid-February. While his term of office does not officially expire until 2003, it is common for holders of the post to leave government when a new president takes over.
  • Davis Polk advises on $1.3 billion stock offering
  • With the economy in a healthy state, the Irish government is looking to develop the country’s infrastructure. The expected goldrush of private public partnership schemes will give a new boost to local firms. But the rich pickings are already attracting the attention of big international firms. Sara Ver-Bruggen reports from Dublin
  • Linklaters and Clifford Chance are advising on the $1.3 billion restructuring of Malaysia's TRI and Celcom, the country's largest cellular phone operator. Linklaters is advising Celcom, the fully-owned operating subsidiary of TRI.