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  • Nauta loses finance partner to Freshfields
    The Amsterdam office of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has tempted over a finance partner from The Netherlands' leading independent firm, Nauta Dutilh.
    February 01 2001
  • Simmons merges with Dusseldorf boutique
    Simmons & Simmons has become the latest UK firm to add a German office to its European network. The City firm has decided that Kaiser, a mergers and acquisitions (M&A) boutique with seven lawyers, will give it the foothold it needs in the German market.
    February 01 2001
  • Lovells blows cold on Asia
    Allan Leung has replaced Roddy McKean as managing partner of Lovells' Hong Kong office. McKean has returned to the London office, where a group of key partners are plotting to cool Lovells' global expansion.
    February 01 2001
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    Herbert Smith boosts US practice
    Alex Bafi Herbert Smith has swooped for Davis Polk & Wardwell corporate finance lawyer Alex Bafi. Bafi will join partners Jim Wickenden and Allen Hanen (who also worked for Davis Polk) in the Spring, as part of the London firm's growing US finance practice in Europe.
    February 01 2001
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    Biotech case puts FSA disclosure rules under the microscope
    Paul Geradine, the FSA's director of listing The UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) has endured a stern test of its disclosure policies for biotechnology companies, after controversial UK group Huntingdon Life Sciences avoided closure by securing a last-minute investment package. In a press release on January 17 the FSA announced a new system designed to encourage more biotech companies to list in the UK.
    February 01 2001
  • Australia paints unified picture for financial services
    Australia’s financial services reforms will give it one of the most unified and advanced financial services regimes in the world. Karen Den-Toll, director of financial services at Clayton Utz in Sydney, examines how the changes will affect issuers of financial products, and advisers across both the retail and wholesale customer markets
    February 01 2001
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    Meeting the challenges of cross-border offerings: part two
    This month, IFLR presents extracts from the second and final part of the roundtable discussion on the unique issues faced by a company launching a cross-border internet offering
    February 01 2001
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    No tax exemption for short-term capital gains of banking institutionsBaker & McKenzie Frankfurt
    February 01 2001
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    Facing the legal and structural issues of cross-border LBOs in Asia
    Parts of Asia are ripe for the kind of explosion in leveraged buy-outs seen in the US and Europe in the 1980s and 1990s. Richard Gray of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, Hong Kong, examines the legal and structural issues which this potential new market must address
    February 01 2001
  • How to meet the SEC's new form 20-F rules
    With the 2000 annual report and Form 20-F season approaching, Margaret Tahyar and Marcelle Joseph of Davis Polk & Wardwell, Washington, DC, discuss the SEC’s new Form 20-F rules and alert seasoned Form 20-F filers to potential hot topics for this year
    February 01 2001
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