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  • Merrill Lynch, HSBC join forces to provide internet services
    Merrill Lynch and HSBC have announced that they are forming a joint venture to provide what they call “the first global online banking and investment services company”. The new company will be co-branded ‘Merrill Lynch HSBC’ and its formal name will be announced shortly.
    April 30 2000
  • Inside the Philippines’ network
    In the Philippines, knowing who to talk to can be one of your most important assets, both as a client and as a lawyer. With investors returning and foreign firms still barred, finding a way through the network is as important as ever. By Greg Ford
    April 30 2000
  • Project Dolphin reaches next stage
    UK firm Simmons & Simmons has recently completed work negotiating a strategic partnership that will implement one of the world’s largest integrated energy projects.
    April 30 2000
  • Cleary Gottlieb advising HSBC on $11 billion bid for Crédit Commercial de France
    In the first acquisition of a Paris-listed bank by a foreign institution, HSBC Holdings is buying Crédit Commercial de France in a deal worth $10.6 billion. Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton is acting as legal adviser to HSBC and local firm Darrois Villey Maillot Brochier for Crédit Commercial.
    April 30 2000
  • FSA to change rules on building society securitization
    Jonathan Walsh and Will Farrant of Norton Rose, London explain how the new UK regulator, the FSA, will change securitization for building societies as it aims to harmonize the regulations for banks and mutuals
    April 30 2000
  • Resurgent Indonesia offers hope to investors
    Lawyers in Hong Kong and Singapore are relishing renewed investor confidence in Indonesia. Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, Norton Rose and Herbert Smith are among the first to advise on foreign investments into Indonesia since the downturn.
    April 30 2000
  • In brief
    Weil Gotshal to open Frankfurt office
    April 30 2000
  • Australian lawyers seek equal rights in Singapore
    Australian firms are keen to get into Singapore. But when Singapore hands out the five joint venture licences it will probably favour UK and US firms.
    April 30 2000
  • Vietnam issues new rules on security interests
    Tony Foster of Freshfields, Vietnam discusses the implications for foreign and domestic lenders of two decrees on security and the problems for clients in reconciling the two regimes
    April 30 2000
  • Japan
    Market established for high-growth and emerging enterprises
    April 30 2000
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