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    Davis Polk, Simpson Thacher advise on Chase purchase of JP Morgan
    Rachel Robbins, JP Morgan
    September 30 2000
  • Linklaters & Alliance loses eight lawyers in Sweden
    Eight lawyers have defected from the Gothenburg office of Lagerlöf & Leman, Swedish member firm of Linklaters & Alliance, as talks to merge the two firms take place.
    September 30 2000
  • iX dead in the water as OM Group launches hostile bid for LSE
    The iX merger proposal between the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and Deutsche Börse has been officially withdrawn in the wake of concerns over regulatory harmonization and the potential level of operating costs.
    September 30 2000
  • United Kingdom
    The regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000: RIP?Landwell, London
    September 30 2000
  • Federal Reserve pushes the door open to e-commerce for financial holding companies
    The Federal Reserve Board has moved to allow financial holding companies greater access to e-commerce activities. Margaret Paulsen and Randal Quarles of Davis Polk & Wardwell, New York, outline the new rules
    September 30 2000
  • South Africa
    Decapping of commission in South AfricaDeneys Reitz Inc, Johannesburg
    September 30 2000
  • SEC passes Regulation FD but heeds its critics
    The Securities and Exchange Commission has finally adopted the much-discussed Regulation FD – but not in its entirety. Paul Bird and Paul Brusiloff of Debevoise & Plimpton examine the new regulation and how it has been modified to reflect market criticisms
    September 30 2000
  • Portugal
    Public offerings in PortugalF Castelo Branco, P. Rebelo de Sousa & Associados, Lisbon
    September 30 2000
  • Thai companies look to the US and listings on Nasdaq
    What do you do if you are a successful Thai company wanting to access greater capital supplies and build a global rather than just a regional reputation? Melisa Uremovic, of Coudert Brothers in Bangkok, examines the regulatory issues that will arise for Thai companies preparing for a US and, in particular, a Nasdaq listing
    September 30 2000
  • Switzerland
    Swiss regulator will not tolerate dummy transactionsWenger Vieli Belser
    September 30 2000
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