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  • Norton Rose loses second partner to MDP
    UK firm Norton Rose has lost its second partner to a multi-disciplinary partnership (MDP) in recent weeks. Celia Gardiner, a banking partner, has left to head up the banking team at PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PWC) legal arm, Landwell. She follows in the footsteps of capital markets head Gilles Thieffry who left Norton Rose to join Garretts, Andersen Legal's UK member firm.
    November 01 2000
  • Switzerland opens its doors to change
    Law firms in Switzerland are emerging from the shadows of stifling secrecy laws, and 2000 might have seen the start of an influx of foreign firms. But old habits die hard. Rufus Jones reports from Zurich
    November 01 2000
  • Portugal
    Securities investment fundsF Castelo Branco, P Rebelo de Sousa & Associados, Lisbon
    November 01 2000
  • Germany
    European court causes confusion over corporate location rulesBaker & McKenzie, Frankfurt
    November 01 2000
  • New Zealand
    Takeovers Code close to arrivalBuddle Findlay, Wellington
    November 01 2000
  • Azerbaijan
    Enforcement of foreign arbitral awardsBaker & McKenzie, Baku
    November 01 2000
  • Close up - DT3 sets the standard in global offerings for 2000
    In October IFLR’s international equity survey highlighted the leading firms and key deals of 2000 so far. This month Torsten Busch of Germany’s Hengeler Müller Weitzel Wirtz gives his account of working on the biggest equity deal of the first half of 2000 – the mighty DT3
    November 01 2000
  • Sinopec rounds off bumper year for Chinese offerings
    Chinese firm Haiwen & Partners has completed a full house of the year's significant Chinese privatizations with its role on the Sinopec offering. China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, otherwise known as Sinopec, raised $3.47 billion through a global offering.
    November 01 2000
  • In brief
    Brobeck Hale & Dorr adds to tech IPO list
    November 01 2000
  • In brief
    Lovells recruits Linklaters' international manager
    November 01 2000
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