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  • 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
  • Commercial businesses to be authorized to take customer depositsRoschier-Holmberg & Waselius Helsinki
  • Buenos Aires Stock Exchange creates new listing section for technology stocksAllende & Brea
  • Legislation encouraging investment in renewable energy
  • the exercise of discretion in makingbonus payments to employeesLandwell London
  • IFLR is proud to announce the nominations for its 2000 Awards. The winners will be revealed during a ceremony held at The Park Lane Hotel, London, on March 15 2001. For enquiries regarding the awards dinner and reservations please contact Nichola Whitaker on +44 (0) 20 7779 8467
  • German chemicals group Degussa SKW Co has set up £1.55 billion syndicated multicurrency acquisition facilities to fund the £1.36 billion acquisition of UK company Laporte.
  • Clifford Chance is advising Schroder Ventures on the £1 billion ($1.5 billion) financing for the purchase of UK Homebase DIY stores from supermarket retailer J Sainsbury.
  • 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.
  • In the largest cross-border acquisition of a Singapore company, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy represented Singapore's NatSteel. Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati represented the US acquiror, Solectron. Stamford advised the target NatSteel Electronics. The deal is valued at $2.4 billion.