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  • A panel of securities lawyers from a number of Asia Pacific countries consider a hypothetical multi-jurisdictional offering of debt securities via the internet. The fictional issuer, Ebiz.com, seeks advice on conflicting disclosure requirements and the responses of securities exchanges and national and international securities depositories and clearing systems
  • Euronext Amsterdam announces tougher rules for IPOsHouthoff Buruma, Amsterdam
  • Bank loans deemed void for usurious interestStudio Legale Beltramo, Rome
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell has advised two power producers, one French and one from the US, in their acquisition of Brazilian electric distribution company Light Servicios de Electricidade.
  • New type of authorization for investment firmsKPMG Legal Advisers, Brussels
  • Norton Rose has acted for France Télécom's internet operation Wanadoo on the $2.4 billion acquisition of UK Internet provider Freeserve.
  • Australia and New Zealand are no longer as isolated as their far-flung locations would suggest, but their lawyers are still struggling to stay in the race for globalization. Nick Ferguson reports from Sydney and Auckland on how being big and being good may not be enough if firms’ strategies are not clear
  • The mobile phone operator Telefónica Móviles has launched a $2.8 billion initial public offering (IPO), Spain's largest ever flotation. Telefónica Móviles, a division of Spain's largest telecom company Telefónica, coordinated the listing of 300 million shares on the Spanish bourse. The New York Stock Exchange also carried the stock in the form of American depositary shares.
  • Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton has put together a secondary offering for Reed Elsevier enabling the company to raise $1.7 billion and expand its shareholding base without making a rights issue to existing investors.
  • Denton Wilde Sapte has completed a three year transaction which could provide natural gas for the first time to customers in Mozambique and South Africa. Denton advised Mozambique's state-owned oil company ENH on the $1.8 billion joint venture with SASOL, a South African synthetic fuel and chemicals group, which will enable them to develop Mozambique's two natural gas fields.