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  • Mexico
    Legal challenges confronting private capital investors in Mexico Co-written by Samuel García-Cuéllar and Jean Michel Enriquez of Creel, García-Cuéllar y Müggenburg
    January 04 2001
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    North America: About the authors
    United States introduction John S Taylor Director of Research
    January 04 2001
  • In brief
    Allen & Overy appoint new Moscow managing partner
    January 01 2001
  • Asian M&A set to increase in New Year
    Latham & Watkins's Singapore and Hong Kong offices represented the shareholders in Sithe Pacific's $490 million sale of plant assets and investments in Thailand. Freshfields represented Tractabel.
    January 01 2001
  • Tough times in 2001 as smaller firms find numbers don’t add up
    A year of rapid law firm consolidation, which kicked off with the January 1 2000 merger of Clifford Chance and New York's Rogers & Wells, is making life increasingly tough for smaller firms.
    January 01 2001
  • Japan
    Central Department Reform and Non-Action Letter by FSAKomatsu, Koma & Nishikawa, Tokyo
    January 01 2001
  • Brobeck opens in Munich
    Brobeck Hale & Dorr has at last found the right team to establish a German presence. Eight local technology lawyers will join the firm's Munich office, which opened on January 1.
    January 01 2001
  • Lee Suet Fern starts afresh
    Lee Suet Fern, former partner at Wong Partnership in Singapore, has opened her own practice. The firm, Stamford, is formed as a limited liability corporation, which is a new legal entity for Singapore law firms introduced under this summer's amendments to the Legal Profession Act.
    January 01 2001
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    South Australian electricity privatization sparks interest in capital markets
    ETSA Utilities, the recently privatized entity that acquired South Australia’s electricity distribution network, has led the way in Australia in the use of the public debt markets for non-recourse financing. David Olsson, a partner at Mallesons Stephen Jaques, discusses the challenges in financing long-term infrastructure leases in the capital markets
    January 01 2001
  • China prepares for WTO by opening insurance sector
    After 14 years of negotiations, China has reached the final stage of its admission to the World Trade Organization (WTO). As a result China has promised to lift many, but not all, restrictions imposed on foreign investment in its insurance industry. Andreas Lauffs and Andrew Ning of Baker & McKenzie, Hong Kong analyze the scope of China’s concessions
    January 01 2001
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