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  • Simmons & Simmons and Norton Rose have finished work on the latest mortgage-backed securitization to hit the UK market. The deal, on behalf of first-time issuer Bristol & West, raised £300 million ($421 million).
  • Telstra and Pacific Century CyberWorks (PCCW) surprised nobody with their counsel for the two companies' joint venture in Hong Kong. PCCW retained Simmons & Simmons while Telstra turned to Mallesons Stephen Jaques. Both firms have strong relationships with the repsective corporations.
  • Julian Tucker, Allen & Overy The Allen & Overy securitization team has completed another Scandinavian transaction with the closing of a $841 million Swedish mortgage-backed deal.
  • Allen & Overy advised CIBC World Markets on its AAA-rated Eiwa securitization. The financing of the Japanese consumer finance company closed in early November and used a host of structures not usually seen outside of the US.
  • Advisers on largest Baltic M&A
  • George Link, Allen & Overy Clifford Chance and Allen & Overy have been chosen above local firms to advise on Deutsche Telekom's euro18 billion ($15 billion) syndicated loan facility.
  • In a year when Germany has produced some of the biggest equity offerings around, November was – in a way - just another month. This time it was the state-owned mail and logistics group Deutsche Post to turn heads with an initial public offering (IPO) raising euro6.6 billion ($5.6 billion) at its November 20 launch.
  • Argentina's Estudio Beccar Varela has strengthened its co-operation agreement with Latin America's largest law firm, Pinheiro Neto of Brazil.
  • Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe has been hit by the defection of one of its securitization specialists to Tite & Lewis, Ernst & Young's UK legal arm.
  • Korea certainly had its fingers burnt in the financial crisis of 1997. In the years since then, the reform of institutions ranging from the massive chaebol to the legal market itself has been seen by many as the key to any lasting recovery. Nick Ferguson reports from Seoul on how far the economy and lawyers have come, and what remains to be done