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  • Name partners Christopher Tite and Mark Lewis have resigned from Arnheim Tite & Lewis, the UK correspondent law firm of Big Five professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). They have moved to big five rival Ernst & Young to help establish its legal arm.
  • US firm Weil Gotshal & Manges has lost Maurice Allen, joint head of its London office, in what the firm has described as a mutual understanding. Allen resigned together with corporate partners Nick Holt and Martin Hughes. Holt specializes in equity transactions, Hughes in international bank finance. They were followed a couple of days later by Rachel Hatfield, a capital markets partner.
  • President of the International Bar Association (IBA), Klaus Böhlhoff, has requested further information from General Musharaf and the Pakistani authorities, on the removal of Justice Siddiqui as the country's Chief Justice. Böhlhoff would also like an explanation on the suspension of several Supreme Court judges, as well as why the judges of Pakistan must now take an oath of allegiance to the President.
  • Independent Belgian firm Loeff Claeys Verbeke has lost its head of tax to the UK's Freshfields.
  • IFLR’s unique data once again reveals the leading legal advisers on international bond issues. Linklaters tops the stand alone issues while Clifford Chance and Allen & Overy lead the market in securitization and MTNs. Rob Mannix reports
  • UK firm Linklaters has had a great start to the year, acting as lead manager to French bank Paribas on the first European securitization of the new millennium.
  • Swiss companies Clariant AG and Bobst SA have sought the advice of Chicago-based firm Baker & McKenzie, with their respective takeover offers, both of which were posted on January 31 2000.
  • UK law firm Simmons & Simmons has acted on behalf of investment bank ICEA Capital, in relation to the first privately owned Chinese company to list on the Growth Enterprise Market of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (GEM).
  • Baker & McKenzie has acted as both international and Italian counsel to leading German bank WestLB, on a securitization of Italian lease receivables.
  • Union Fenosa Desarrollo y Accion Exterior (Union Fenosa ACEX), Spain's third largest electricity company has retained the services of two law firms to advise on recommended mandatory cash offers by a subsidiary, for UK company Cambridge Water.