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  • In brief
    Linklaters advises on BT rights issue
    May 31 2001
  • Word of Mouth
    "It's like a kid in a candy store. They can't even decide what kind of chocolate to get"
    May 31 2001
  • Tech sector hit by securities litigation
    Lawyers warn that technology companies could face an avalanche of securities fraud litigation following the stock market slump
    May 31 2001
  • In brief
    Baker & McKenzie seizes France Télécom lawyers for Paris office
    May 31 2001
  • Legal reform helps Japanese securitization take off
    Matthew Cahill, Paul Severs and Yasuhiro Akita of Clifford Chance Tanaka & Akita, Tokyo, examine how regulatory changes are opening the door to securitization in post-financial crisis Japan
    May 31 2001
  • Foreign firms aim to be big in Japan
    Many foreign firms in Japan are trying to beef up their joint enterprise offices and hire bengoshi. Although demand often outstrips supply, the big Japanese firms are beginning to feel the heat. Nick Ferguson reports from Tokyo
    May 31 2001
  • Ashursts advises on $1 billion Mozambique smelting project
    Ashurst Morris Crisp in Tokyo is advising Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) on a $1 billion project to expand an aluminium smelter in Mozambique, which is expected to reach financial close in June.
    May 31 2001
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    US firms hope to profit from new Italian order
    Changes in Italy’s legislation and government have done much to increase the work-load of firms in Italy. But as Thomas Williams reports from Milan and Rome, a second wave of competition from across the Atlantic is forcing Italian firms to reevaluate their strategies
    May 31 2001
  • Austria cools towards plans for revolution
    A year ago Austria seemed about to experience the fusionsfieber seen in neighbouring Germany during the nineties. Instead, many people have gone cold on the idea of making international links. Ben Maiden reports on why the revolution has been put on hold
    May 31 2001
  • Taming the risks of project finance: Part two: political risk and insurance
    In the second of a two-part series, Ellen Hayes and Amy Cummings of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Washington DC, look at how recent developments in the use of multilateral agencies and political risk insurance can help investors gain confidence in project finance
    May 31 2001
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