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  • Milbank Tweed works on largest Brazilian project
    In a second landmark deal last month, Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy closed, Brazil's largest ever project financing. The US firm acted as lead lenders counsel on the $2.5 billion financing of the Barracuda and Caratinga oil and gas fields off the Brazilian coast.
    January 01 2001
  • Deutsche Börse gets go ahead for IPO
    The supervisory board of Deutsche Börse announced in December that it had agreed to let the exchange go public. The flotation is likely to take place in the first quarter of this year.
    January 01 2001
  • Takeover directive could be scrapped amid European wrangling
    A bid to harmonize legislation on company takeovers in Europe that has been over a decade in the making may have to be scrapped. Sponsors of the directive fear last minute amendments proposed by the European Parliament will make it impossible to ratify.
    January 01 2001
  • How Ecuador escaped the Brady bond trap
    When Ecuador defaulted on its Brady bonds in August 1999, it entered new territory for a sovereign issuer. More than a year later it seems to have answered many of the questions raised by its attempts to reschedule the debt. Lee C Buchheit of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, New York, adviser to the Republic, explains the challenges involved and the legal innovations used to save Ecuador from its default
    December 01 2000
  • Baker & McKenzie loses private equity team as rival taps German market
    SJ Berwin has raided Baker & McKenzie's German venture capital and private equity funds group, as the UK firm's German arm details plans to establish a presence in the emerging Munich market.
    December 01 2000
  • Wise men slam EU over stalled securities reforms
    The EU's committee of wise men has criticised the sluggish pace at which Europe has been moving towards increased market harmonization.
    December 01 2000
  • Positioning a foreign company to buy in the US
    The US is an increasingly popular hunting ground for non-US companies looking to make acquisitions. Before they do so, however, they are well advised to prepare to meet the regulatory environment. Mark Bergman, head of the securities group at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, New York, discusses the options and dangers ahead of them
    December 01 2000
  • Japan
    Rehabilitation law to increase DIP financingKomatsu Koma & Nishikawa, Tokyo
    December 01 2000
  • Bristol & West completes first mortgage securitization
    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).
    December 01 2000
  • Telstra and CyberWorks form regional powerhouse
    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.
    December 01 2000
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